I Wrote a Diary in the Ming Dynasty, and Lao Zhu Always Wanted to Kill Me

I estimate that for those of you who read this novel, if Zhu Yuanzhang doesn't kill you, those of us who read the book will kill you.

I have been watching Qidian for seven years, and this account has been running for five years, and I have come up with a pattern. Usually, the works that are put on the shelves after more than a hundred chapters are relatively unfinished and at least readable. The works that are put on the shelves with more than seventy chapters are either really good in writing or have good grades, and the works that are put on the shelves in more than twenty chapters are all rushed.

Chapter 25 Charges Let's break up

The new book has set sail, thank you all readers for your support!

Come on, author, I saw it by chance. At present, it is quite palatable. It is not a rigorous historical article, but as long as you don't go into it too deeply, it is still good as a funny and light-hearted article.

I found that the more books I read about the Ming Dynasty, the less I like Zhu Yuanzhang, especially the sentence that except for those with the surname Zhu, everyone in the world must be killed.