I, Zhu Changluo, Am the Rebel Who Created Wanli

Name: I, Zhu Changluo, Am the Rebel Who Created Wanli
Author: History Department Fox

我朱常洛，造万历的反

by History Department Fox (历史系之狐)

Status: Completed
Length: 126k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

In the thirty-ninth year of Wanli, the Ming Dynasty was declining. Party disputes continue and natural disasters continue. There are Japanese pirates intruding in the east, nomads raging in the north, barbarian civil strife in the west, and red-haired tigers watching eagerly in the south. The historical writer traveled through time and became the prince Zhu Changluo. How to change the lives of his seven Japanese women? How to change the national destiny of Ming Dynasty? How to change the pattern of the world? Zhu Changluo decided that since the peasants were going to revolt, it would be better for me to raise the banner of uprising first!

Reader comments

True 6. He claimed to be "I am the palace" and said that he was sent by the emperor to cure the epidemic. The palace steward dared to let the guards kill the person who claimed to be the palace. Moreover, he did not inquire about the relationship between the people who were treating the epidemic before coming. . . . . . He actually contacted the local health office, and after explaining that he was the prince, he dared to order the execution of the prince and the imperial ministers sent by the emperor. . It's really 6 times over
5 likes2y ago
It would be safer to rebel than to directly change the palace and kill Wanli.
4 likes2y ago
The protagonist engages in a three-by-three system and plays a skirmish line.
2y ago
Covering the sky with one hand. There is actually no emperor's spy. Isn't this nonsense?
2y ago