My Royal Brother, Prepare to Die
请皇兄赴死
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 583k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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201Chapters
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This book lacks any political common sense; it advocates harsh punishments in chaotic times. If Empress Dowager Sun openly transferred funds from the imperial treasury to aid the enemy, she could be executed; even the Emperor himself wouldn't be able to stop her. Historically, Zhu Qizhen was able to turn the tide because civil officials needed a righteous cause to punish military officials.
All I can say is that it's dragging on and on, showing no improvement whatsoever from the rebirth, and it's toxic everywhere. Those with low tolerance for toxins should not enter; you really can't stand it.
He died from poisoning. From the very beginning, the author's arrangement had a huge, contradictory flaw. Even though the protagonist already knew he was to be monitored by the Eastern Depot, the author still managed to write that he was imprisoned by the Empress Dowager before he could react.
I paid money to leave this review, and it's absolutely disgusting! I won't even mention anything else, but they've rebelled and still honor the Retired Emperor and the Holy Mother Empress Dowager? Do rebels need to acknowledge a father? It's utterly repulsive!
He was far inferior to the real Emperor Jingtai, by a huge margin. Those who originally supported Jingtai in history have become fence-sitters or even opponents here. You know, in a way, it's quite well written, because the emperor changed, so they became disloyal.
I've compiled some interesting data, so I'm sharing it. Of course, there might be some errors, but it should be generally correct. Zhu Yuanzhang had 26 sons; the mortality rate was 0.03. Zhu Yunwen had 2 sons; mortality rate: 0. Zhu Di had 4 sons; mortality rate: 0.25% Daughter mortality rate 0 Zhu Gaochi had 10 sons; mortality rate: 0. The recorded infant mortality rate for daughters is 0.
Having read up to chapter 67, I finally understand why you said your grades weren't ideal before... In order to create a plot twist, you deliberately ruined the character you had built up. You're truly a genius; you even wasted 9 points of my subscription time on this comment.
They're so indecisive, and there's a bunch of sycophants.
Shennong is dead, don't watch it. He just becomes stupid and disgusting at crucial moments, suppressing the protagonist.
Historical writing that constantly refers to the military is incredibly jarring and makes the writing feel out of place, no matter how well it's written.