Keeping a Low Profile in the Hongwu Era
苟在洪武
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 419k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The book's premise, as I understand it, is this: the protagonist sees a bandit sitting there drinking, rushes up and slaps him several times. The bandit tries to kill the protagonist. The protagonist immediately kneels down, kowtows several times, and says, "Please don't kill me. I'll be your dog. From now on, whoever you tell me to bite, I'll bite." That's awesome.
You know, did the author consider that male readers might not be able to accept this kind of thing...? Female readers might be able to accept it, since they're always torturing each other.
Change the title; it's clearly about courting death in the Ming Dynasty, where is the cowardice?
A story of abuse of the protagonist, where the protagonist is treated like a dog.
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Did the author come from a female-oriented fiction genre? This is so heartbreaking… The more someone wants to kill you, the more you... A simp? Of course, it's possible that I only read 10 chapters and then stopped... My problem is unrelated to this book; I personally don't like it...
Is this a comedy novel?
This book would be great if the protagonist were to transmigrate into the body of a dog.
Is this cowardice? This is dog-like behavior!
Zhu Yuanzhang hated corruption because he was a slave owner who ruled the country as a family estate. In his eyes, all of China belonged to his family, and corruption was tantamount to taking money from his pocket. Therefore, he hated corruption. Similarly, since all of China was his slave, killing a slave was no big deal.