Great Ming: My Boss Is Zhu Yuanzhang

The main character looks like a dog and is boring to watch. If I had stopped playing, I would just take the next one. Of course, it may be that my life is too smooth and I have never been a social animal.

Zhu Yuanzhang trains the protagonist like he is training a dog. He only beats and beats him, and shows no respect at all. He will only keep urging the protagonist to do things, and will take things back when he is not happy. Although the protagonist is like a normal person, it does not mean that readers like to see a protagonist who has the same personality as a common citizen. I am doing the right thing and you dare to punish me? Then stop playing around. What kind of thing is the emperor? A remnant of feudalism. He's just doing this nonsense. Just slap him in the face with Marxism and tell him that the emperor is nothing.

After reading more than ten chapters, I used up my monthly ticket to ask, will the protagonist be manipulated by Zhu Yuanzhang like a dog later on? Dogs in modern society are doing better than the protagonist. At least they won't get beaten for nothing, live in a small dark room, and eat food without oil and water. How miserable is it? The key point is that the protagonist still thinks there is no problem. Isn't this a problem of him abusing his master? Is he so servile? In the novel, he is like a turtle son.

Emmm, in fact, I am quite speechless about the ancient people who only wanted to do business without considering official status. This kind of idea is simply ignorant and has no identity. Those officials can exploit you to death, and destroy your family at any time. It is good to get 30% of the profit from 10%. I really think that those officials are gentlemen... Otherwise, those businessmen in ancient times wanted their descendants to be officials.

If Xu Yao is written down, your book will also be useless, alas. If you have to make this kind of turning point, do you want to write about the rebellion later? The rebellion can deal with Zhu Yuanzhang. Without rebellion, if Zhu Biao dies, the protagonist will also die. This kind of introduction is easy again, and the protagonists in the novel are all helpless and cowardly. I specifically subscribed and got 100 followers worth coming over to scold me.

As for the relationship between the protagonist and Lao Zhu, without the author's blessing, Lao Zhu would have been taken away by Lao Zhu before his death. After all, he must be worried that the successor would not be able to handle the protagonist.

It's okay to watch, but the main character is a bit too involved, like a dog. I suggest you reduce the number of plots like this.

I voted for a monthly ticket just to complain. The protagonist is a really miserable dog. He is beaten every day and eats green vegetables and tofu but he is not crazy. If I do this, I will probably be useless. After all, I have been trained well 😥

This is the most authentic ancient times. No matter how capable a time traveler is, the feudal rulers don't trust them. There is nothing they can do about it. I felt a lot of the male protagonist's helplessness. He wanted to change the society at that time, but he couldn't change it on his own. After all, the feudal rulers at that time could kill people with just a word.

The protagonist of this book perfectly explains what it means to be able to be angry for days in an extremely angry situation.