Ming Dynasty: Zhu Di's Grandson, the Only One of the Old Zhu Family to Cultivate Immortality

Don't write history under the guise of cultivating immortality.

Only a few chapters later, he took the initiative to reveal that he was an immortal cultivator. Then why did King Zhao of Han and King Zhao hide his identity as an immortal cultivator in such a contradictory manner?

There is a system for cultivating immortals that rewards the art of gunpowder, and there is also an emperor talking to his own son to pay back Prince Zhao. What a drama.

Very dramatic! Do you understand the terror of the Yuanying boss? No matter what novel, Yuanying is always a big boss! It really feels like a 3-year-old kid walking around the city with a pistol.

Author, don't listen to what those trolls say, just write according to your ideas, stick to it and sooner or later one day you will become a master platinum gold medal

I was speechless when I wrote the plot of Ming Dynasty Fenghua without using my brain.

The ideas are good, but the writing style is a little bit like a running account

How to say it? I want to watch it but I don't have the heart to watch it.

Let me tell you my opinion here. In other novels, foundation building can easily deal with mortal soul-searching hypnosis. The protagonist of your novel is already a Nascent Soul and is still as mentally retarded. Even an old monk can do divination. A Nascent Soul is not as good as a mortal, right? It's really useless at all.

Is this plagiarism? ? ? Others write Zhu Zhanyong, but you write Zhu Zhanji? ?

I never understand why Zhu Zhanji likes Sun Ruowei

Is it worth bragging that you can do twenty push-ups in one go without getting tired? I'm not tired even if I do forty. I haven't cultivated to immortality yet...

As for this subject, I still have to give it a try. It's a bit more novel. Good luck to the author.