After Failing My Tribulation, I Can Only Return to Ming as a Prince

You want to establish a new dynasty instead of becoming emperor? You underestimate the human heart. Even your own sons and grandsons might be corrupted by the allure of immortality and lasting power. If you reveal even a hint of mystery, they'll make connections and try every possible way to extract your secrets. They'll stop at nothing to achieve their goals.

Let me point out that authors should avoid using gimmicks. If the protagonist starts a dynasty, it's best if they become the emperor. Otherwise, it's a major flaw. At worst, the author could stipulate how long each emperor can reign, and then pass the throne to their descendants. Not becoming the emperor is a very serious flaw in stories about dynasties.

Unless the emperor is Zhu Di or his father forever, no emperor would allow someone who could threaten his throne to exist!

First, I want to praise the author; the writing is good. However, after reading over eighty chapters, I only discerned a tiny fraction of the cultivation aspect. In other words, it's more like a high-level martial arts story, and not even that high-level. Even Di Shitian seems more powerful than the protagonist. This is the current state of cultivation for those undergoing tribulation; both the immortal and tribulation levels are incredibly weak. Keep it up!

I initially thought it was pretty good, but after that lama appeared, the concept of "I am the only immortal to open the way and spread the teachings" was changed to "spiritual energy revival," and I felt that its quality had dropped. Besides me, does anyone else feel the same way?

The hanging height is too large, the drop is a bit too big.

Author, your book isn't doing well. You should stick to the shelter theme. I read your previous book, and it was well-written and considered a semi-masterpiece. Finally, if your next book is about shelters, you could travel to alien planets to establish shelters and avoid many risks. The above are my personal suggestions.

The appearance of the Luoshui snake is really... According to the author, a snake that has lived for so long exists in an island country, so it is completely impossible for Europe, South Asia and America to defeat it.

Zheng, your "Shelter" is still the best, Zheng. If all else fails, just keep using that framework and tweak the settings, and you'll have another great book. I've seen you try so many different genres, and I've only read "Shelter" so far. 😆😆

Keywords: Ming Dynasty, imaginative, cultivation Plotline: The protagonist dies during his tribulation in the cultivation world and chooses to return to the Ming Dynasty to become a carefree prince. His first act upon returning is to repair his shattered soul from his previous life, but he cannot break the seal on the alchemy room. Therefore, he decides he must find a way to refine pills again…