The Unbending Bones of the Great Ming

I don't quite understand why they didn't choose Zhu Yunwen as emperor. History has already proven that Zhu Yunwen was simply not cut out to be emperor. He started with a winning hand and still lost—doesn't that prove it? At best, he could only be a Chongzhen Emperor, and even comparing him to Chongzhen would be an insult to Chongzhen, since Chongzhen's situation was far worse than Zhu Yunwen's.

Haha, seeing Zhu Yunwen reminds me of the time-travel dramas I watched as a child, love that transcends time and space, haha.

Young man, you have a lot of ideas, but you're really showing contempt for Old Zhu! Lan Yu and the others died so tragically, do you think you, a descendant of the same people, are so great? You haven't even left the house! All these things are already on Old Zhu's desk!

The portrayal of Yao Guangxiao is too over-the-top, it's ridiculous. The monk didn't seem particularly capable during the Jingnan Rebellion.

I've read quite a few time-travel novels, and the protagonists, if they're spoiled rich kids, are all lecherous bastards. I'm tired of it.

I stumbled upon this novel while looking for new book investments, and it really suited my taste. I hope the author continues to persevere and maintains their current style; it's sure to become a rare historical masterpiece! Keep it up!

If a time traveler can't even handle his own boss's manipulation, where does he get the confidence to deal with the intelligence of a national leader?

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The books written by the great author Jiu are indeed extraordinary and excellent. I hope Jiu's new book will be a bestseller. Friends who are waiting for updates and are experiencing a reading slump can also check out (Li Song). It's a high-quality book, and like Jiu, the author has very positive values.

Haha, Zhu Yunwen was really fooled, that's funny.