
My Father Loves to Cultivate Immortality
我家父皇爱修仙
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- Completed
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- 752k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It's better not to be too out of touch with historical articles. It's better to talk about it if you are a courtier.
He Shen both knows that chaff is used for disaster relief. The protagonist, a modern person, would not be naive to use grain to provide disaster relief, right? ? ?
I would like to share with you a floor plan of the imperial city, which will make reading more convenient This book is subject to contract. Everyone is welcome to invest. It is still free for now.
I feel that the author should have studied some professional screenwriting. The story is very tightly linked, and the foreshadowing will be fulfilled later. This alone is better than more than 80% of the chronicle novels from the starting point.
Don't show that you are a modern person in your external behavior.
Haha, playing conspiracy is extremely boring. How can you, a prince or emperor, beat the civil servants in playing conspiracy? A group of the smartest people in the country are going to take the imperial examination. How can you, a person who cannot leave the Forbidden City, outperform them? Many people say that the emperors of the dynasty were easy to kill. The actual situation is that these emperors escaped countless murders. If they were lucky, they escaped many times. If they were not lucky, they would die within a month.
It's not like a mainstream historical novel, but more like... A family ethics suspense fantasy drama. The story is really tight
Emmm, there are so many articles about the Jiajing period recently...
Seeing the thorough investigation of the Renyin Palace incident, forget it, this is just a confused account. If you did it to kill some people, I think you did a good job. It was just for the sake of investigation. Forget it, it was a confused account in the first place.
Did you pay this monthly ticket? 96 Photos, why so few book reviews ?
The protagonist is really big-hearted. Jiajing is one of the few civil servants who can steadily suppress everyone's scheming. He can establish another ancestor, carry his father into the ancestral temple, and steadily control the government without going to court for decades. His methods are superb. It can be seen that there are really few people in history who are so powerful. You should be more cautious. If you must write about political struggles, you must use upright conspiracy. You will never be able to play conspiracy against those old foxes in the court.
The cost of the early industrial revolution was very low. Give him a little idea and he would get results quickly. It does not necessarily have to be that the protagonist has to get everything done before he takes it seriously.
Yuru is flawless, Xia Yan, is there any emperor who is supreme?
When will the update be released? It's not enough to watch.
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Most of the emperors before the Ming God of War praised him more than he criticized him. After Tumu Fortress, the Ming Dynasty basically only had dramas about weird emperors, treacherous ministers in power, and virtuous ministers and loyal ministers serving the country and the people. It is not said that everyone in the Qing Dynasty was a virtuous and wise king, but at least there was no such thing as a faint king. This is worth pondering. Do you think it's because of the difference between having a gun barrel and not having a gun barrel? No matter how much the Eight Banners exaggerates, it is not what civil servants call contamination. On the contrary, after the civil fortress, not to mention the local guards were led by the Ministry of War, even the Beijing camp was managed by the Ministry of War, nobles, and eunuchs. To be honest, the ministers of the Ming Dynasty did not directly change the dynasty, but put the Zhu family on the throne... I am afraid that we must also thank the civil servants for their lack of unity, and no one family is dominant.
Is the protagonist's name real? The Chinese character is so unclear