Keeping a Low Profile in the Hongwu Era

The concept of this book gave me the feeling that the protagonist saw a bandit sitting there drinking, and rushed up to him and slapped him in the mouth. The bandits want to kill the protagonist. The protagonist immediately knelt down and kowtowed a few times and then said: Don't kill me. I will be your dog. I will bite whoever you let me bite from now on. Really awesome.

That's it. Has the author considered that male channels are unlikely to accept this? Female channels may accept it. They abuse them every day.

Change the title of the book. It's obviously about dying in the Ming Dynasty. Where did Gou come from?

Damn the main article, pig's feet are like a dog

Take a look at my "Zhan Slave", also known as "I Built the Eight Banners in the Northeast", which is anti-Qing literature, unsystematic and not poisonous. It tells the story of a defeated soldier of the Wu and Zhou Dynasties who was sent to the Northeast as a slave, led the San Francisco veterans to revolt, and finally overthrew the Kangxi rule of the Qing Dynasty. After reading this, please give me a free collection and comment. If you can give me another investment, I would be grateful.

Did the author come from a female channel? It's so cruel... The more others want to kill you, the more you... lick the dog? Of course, it's possible that I only read Chapter 10 and then stopped reading... My problem has nothing to do with this book, I personally don't like it very much...

Is this a funny novel?

This would be a great book if the main character time-travelled into a dog.

Is this Gou? This is a dog!

The fundamental reason why Zhu Yuanzhang hates corruption is because he is a slave owner whose family belongs to the whole world. In his eyes, all of China belongs to his family. If you commit corruption, isn't it the same as reaching into his pocket and taking money out of his pocket? . . . So he hates corrupt people. By the same token, everyone in China is his slave. What big deal is it to kill you, a slave? This person has suffered from severe PTSD for the first half of his life and is mentally abnormal. . . . Human life is nothing in his eyes. He has seen dead people more often than eating since he was a child. In the Ming Dynasty, people had to wait for Zhu Qizhen's son to stop the death of people.