Daming: I'm from Cushui!

The protagonist is reduced to Zhu Yuanzhang's son. That is Zhu Biao. But you wrote at the beginning that I am the only one in heaven and on earth. If Zhu Yuanzhang comes back, who will be more respected? After all, no matter how awesome you were in your previous life in ancient times, you are my son in this life. You are still young and deprived of your rights. When you grow up, you will not be able to decide who you want to marry, whether it is your parents' orders or the matchmaker's words. It's a son's fault if he doesn't teach his father. I am your father and I have to teach you the rules, etiquette, family affection, and morality that you don't like. These three chains can lock you, right? You want to listen to me. The rights of the emperor and his son, who surrenders to whom? It's all a big contradiction. If it were written more outrageously, the protagonist would be Zhu Yuanzhang's traitorous son. Having the heart of a man and a god without any support is a mature person in itself. Although it is only possible. But this is very possible, especially if you want to abuse the protagonist and write this kind of plot. Just like the stiff little fish on the Fire Blue Blade. In a series of anti-Japanese dramas, I didn't like the old lady at the beginning. Xiaoyu could even kill her with his own hands. The result is a series of rules and etiquette. Later, the old lady became a demon, and the little fish couldn't do anything about it. All I can do is serve you well. The old lady is in charge of the house, and she can't do anything if she doesn't allow it. To put it harshly, the protagonist has become the old lady's dog.

The writing of "Creating Ten Thousand Worlds" is quite good, and it has the flavor of raising all human beings.

Okay, okay, it's so well written

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