The Myriad Worlds' Great Ming Alliance
诸天大明联盟
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Honestly, the idea of an empress living outside the palace and running a restaurant is unthinkable. Even the emperor would be impeached by ministers if he left the palace too often, let alone an empress. Novels aren't made up. If you're a female author trying to make a living in a male-oriented novel, don't bring your female-oriented style here. I don't object to female authors writing for male-oriented novels, but you can't do it like this.
What is an emperor? Invading another world and having to follow the plot? That feels so illogical. He's already an emperor, why does he have to wander the martial world? He could just send his army straight there!
The initial emperor group was alright; I thought it could be developed into a multi-part ensemble piece about the development of the Ming Dynasty. The time-travel aspect was also tolerable, since the infinite universe genre has a wide audience, and the author needs to make a living too.
Wow, the author is truly amazing! The empress they wrote is incredibly poisonous; her sister and husband send assassins to kill her, her father-in-law pleads for her life, she's exiled to the frontier, and then dies of illness. The empress, unable to bear it, leaves the palace and opens her own restaurant. And the protagonist hasn't even touched another woman; he's deeply devoted. This is truly brilliant!
I heard the author is a woman? Don't try to apply female-oriented plots to male-oriented works. Let's all just keep to ourselves!
I don't understand the point of Chapter 37. First, an empress moved out of the palace and opened a restaurant. Secondly, the protagonist refused to bow his head no matter what, and even though he remained chaste for the sake of the empress and never touched another woman. You should be decisive and depose the empress because the emperor's father-in-law was involved in the assassination attempt.
Chapter 37 is toxic, too pretentious, and the Empress hasn't touched a woman since leaving the palace—disgusting! 😰
Let me continue the story. More than two years after the Empress moved out of the palace, she brought back a child, claiming it was the Emperor's biological offspring, and that she had been pregnant for three years before giving birth. She planned to name the child Nezha. 😏
The Empress can open a restaurant outside the palace?!
The Empress's father arranged a marriage for the assassin who tried to kill the Emperor, and was subsequently banished to Liaodong where he died! And this childless Empress actually moved out of the palace? Are you kidding me? At most, she'd move into a secluded house within the palace. Moving out of the palace altogether—doesn't the Ming Dynasty royal family have any dignity?