Great Ming: From Heir Apparent to Emperor Mingguang
大明：从世子到明光武帝
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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Reader comments 27
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The King of Tang Dynasty in the Ming Dynasty had the potential to become Emperor Guangwu, but it was a pity that he met Zheng Zhilong, the only hope of the Ming Dynasty.
Historically, Zhu Cixuan was loyal to the Southern Ming Dynasty and stayed in Burma. Several of his wives and concubines also died, but what happened to his children was not mentioned. The only survivor from Yongli's group is Guo Gang now. I don't know if there are any descendants of King Ji in Guokang now.
It's very poisonous at the beginning. There is the Ming Dynasty. As long as the feudal prince and his descendants do not rebel, it will not matter if they rape, loot, burn, kill, and loot in the local area. Local officials are not allowed to report this to the central government. Otherwise, it will be regarded as treason. The protagonist is just playing too big. Is the prefect's daughter about to die?
The school belle would like someone who is inferior to ordinary working-class people? What are you thinking? The school beauties are looking for someone who is handsome, rich and has a good background. Ridiculous.
I'm not telling you, bro, although this is the end of the Ming Dynasty, it is a bit outrageous for a prefect to directly lead troops to attack the palace to capture the prince's son! Even if the vassal prince commits another heinous crime, he is still a royal heir. It's not something you, a prefect, can handle.
The Emperor of Ming Dynasty has not died yet. Just doing something rebellious. Gathering troops and farming, privately reforming laws and manufacturing firearms
Your pension of 600 taels is too much and not reasonable at all.
I feel like this is a novel I wrote for myself.
It's getting more and more unsightly. Write a novel that is so cowardly that the Jiangnan Gang will kill you. The soldiers in your hands are all yours now, so why don't you dare to kill someone?? Trash, what is the gun in your hand for??? Great men have said that power comes from the barrel of a gun.
This introduction can poison people to death. One hundred million taels of silver. Are you serious? Is the protagonist a second-rate person?