I, Jiajing, Successfully Cultivate Immortality
我，嘉靖，成功修仙
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- 2.7M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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Come and see your wanton behavior after becoming an immortal. Rather than looking at how you balance the court's power play. It really fell directly into the inferior category. Can't stand it. Internet novel. Mainly cool articles. You're not trying to be an editor.
Readers who come here for cultivating immortality will criticize it, and too many negative reviews will deter readers who read historical articles. They are two groups that are not easy to reconcile. Should I change the title of the book so as not to delay a good historical text?
The title of the book is Successful Cultivation of Immortality, but the content doesn't match. The title of the book might as well be changed to Time Travel to the Ming Dynasty 1566, so as to attract more fans of the drama.
What's the point of writing it according to the TV series? As the most powerful person in the Ming Dynasty, he can just do it boldly as the emperor. Even if he fails, it will be a shame for the immortal cultivators!
The protagonist has cultivated this immortality. Currently, he feels that it is the same whether he has cultivated immortality or not.
There should be a use for the emperor to cultivate immortality. For example, while in the Forbidden City, one can travel around the world and observe the sentiments of the people. At the same time, he can predict danger on a whim. Or when the people's suffering reaches the extreme and they cry out to him for help, they will have a premonition, just like seeing it with their own eyes. Make all the officials tremble with fear and cannot deceive. If there is a gun in the story, he must be able to fire it, otherwise this setting will have no meaning.
It's very well written. I've already ordered all of them. But your theme is about cultivating immortals. Everyone is here to see the emperor who cultivates immortals. You are still pretending to be awesome. Only the eunuch Lu Fang vaguely guessed it. Alas, it's not very good. You can probably read it. Vote for a month and get into the theme as soon as possible.
You are already a cultivator, don't you know that the biggest corrupt official is the cabinet? Just copy one of them and it will be the income of the Ming Dynasty treasury for several years.
The perspective is not on the emperor, they are all talking about the fight between his subordinates.
When will the saint appear in front of people? There are too many articles on Machiavellian science and technology history, which makes me tired of reading them. Isn't it good for the protagonist to cultivate immortality, establish a kingdom of God, and develop believers to cultivate immortality at the same time? Even if the protagonist has the ability in modern times, many people can become fanatical believers and follow him for a long time. I just want to see various Taoist methods and Europa fighting with guns. It's very interesting. Europa said that the devil in the east is invincible.