Spoilers for the Future, Zhu Yuanzhang Made Me the Imperial Master of the Ming Dynasty

Read. At first I thought it was an article following the trend of the "Master of the Ming Dynasty", but later I was pleasantly surprised to find that the author introduced the setting of "the first two lives", so I thought it was an article that organically combined various settings. I thought I could see a three-dimensional and distinct image of a historical figure that has been deeply influenced by the protagonist's "first two lives" in some aspects. The more I looked at it, the more disappointed I became. First of all, there is a lack of details, resulting in insufficient historical characters and original creations, and a long narration introduction, which results in a rough and mediocre plot. As for the original "first two lives" setting, I did not see any trace of their existence, but the author whispered in my ear when I thought of it: "There is also the Earth Tiger Man, he can summon the Earth Tiger Armor." So everything goes back to the beginning, this is a "Master of the Ming Dynasty", the writing style is neither good nor bad, not too poisonous, enough to entertain me. The article is still short, and this book review is not timely. If there are any changes later, please do not comment.

Although I haven't watched it, I don't like Zhu Yuanzhang yet. Being an official is too dangerous, and the nine tribes will be happy. Zhu Di can still hear it

What the hell are you writing? I can't write a book, but you made Zhu Biao so mentally retarded that it made my head spin after reading a few chapters.

Why can't I invest anymore? It keeps showing that the risk is too high and I can't invest. Brother Qiang has said: The bigger the storm, the bigger the fish, the bigger the risk, and the bigger the profit.

I haven't watched it yet. Will the protagonist also participate in the official battle royale? The chicken-eating team can get it once (Emperor Escape-Nine Tribes Peeling Technique)

Zhu Biao is not like Zhu Biao, and sapphire is not like sapphire. Seriously author, you are not fit to write a book. If Zhu Biao was like what you wrote, he might not have been beheaded by Zhu Yuanzhang. But it is absolutely impossible to be loved by Zhu Yuanzhang. As the crown prince appointed by Zhu Yuanzhang and the Manchu ministers, you actually wrote it in the appearance of Zhu Yunwen! And Lan Yu, if Lan Yu is really indecisive. Zhu Yuanzhang doesn't have to worry about his rebellion at all. You write the character setting like this. I seriously doubt whether you have read history carefully!

To spoil the future, let's make Zhu Yuanzhang the national advisor.

Can you stop talking to a boy like so and so all day long? It's like in modern society, if you have a colleague who is very close to you, would you tell others about such-and-such manager and such-and-such supervisor all day long? It's not someone you don't know well, and when you have a higher position than the other person, in private situations, would you still call such-and-such manager or such-and-such supervisor? The protagonist, that young man named so-and-so, no matter how mysterious he is, he always has a name. Even if he is called Wang Xiaoming, he still has to have a name. According to you, when the protagonist's young national master disappeared was after Zhu Yuanzhang founded the country, what about before that? Before the founding of the country? Is it possible to be called a young national master before the country is established? Even if the protagonist is really so talented, before the founding of the country, Zhu Yuanzhang thought that he could already be a young national master and called him that, but when they first met, could Zhu Yuanzhang be so sure that the protagonist could be a young national master? Before that, he shouldn't have a name, should he?

After reading a few chapters, the protagonist is Zhu Chui. Apart from expelling the Tartars and restoring China, I can't understand the other boasts. It's okay to start from scratch. The start is a bit low. He followed others in the uprising and then married Ma Xiuying. I thought about it for a while. In addition to their good relationship and good business, Ma Xiuying must have played an important role in this, and from beginning to end, especially the beginning.

Ye Boju also gave advice to Lao Zhu in this way, and then Lao Zhu starved to death.

Why does the author have so few fans? Is it because this book is not good to read? I think it's pretty good. I recommended it to my sixth-grade senior and she said it was a good read 🤔

There is a saying that Zhu Yuanzhang was definitely a good emperor who loved his people as his own son

Is this book out of date? Didn't even invest

After listening to the first chapter for a minute, I no longer want to read this book. SB setting

This work has a high risk level and investment is not currently supported. If you want to invest, just go to bed🤔

What happens if no one invests?