The Ming Dynasty: Why Is My Imperial Father the Great General Who Conquers the North?
大明之父皇乃征北大将军？
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- 131k Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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The influence of "The Ming Dynasty" is quite profound; this fat man can't run anymore 😏, and the emperor's lifespan was too short 😏. At least he should have made Zhanji cry out, "How can a crown prince only live for 60 years?" 😏
When I was young, I loved driving other people's cars, doing all sorts of test drives and performing all sorts of difficult maneuvers, sometimes driving all night long. Now that I'm older and have some ability, I want to buy my own car, only to find that I can't afford a good one, and I'm afraid to buy a used one because I don't know how many times it's changed hands. The main concern is that the previous owner might still have the key and sneak off to drive it.
Pure history is pointless; it's all just rehashing the same old stuff.
No, how did you end up in the palace?
What's wrong with the author? They haven't updated in three or four days.
There are very few accounts of Emperor Renzong, but Lao Lang's writing skills have greatly improved, and it's incredibly well-written. 😁