Great Ming: Zhu Di Is Reborn at the Tumu Crisis

It is rare to start from when Baozong was a prisoner. There is no attempt to turn the tide and reverse the defeat. There is a climax in the first ten chapters. It's just that the cognition of the characters is too modern, and it doesn't have the flavor of a historical novel. Do you want to write purely cool articles?

What qualifications does Zhu Qizhen have to be whitewashed?

It turned out to be Emperor Taizong😭

When the Ming Dynasty was strong and prosperous, its territory was vast and vast, as was the Han and Tang Dynasties! Zhu Di said it himself!

Go back and practice again. When it comes to getting emotional, you are crazy, completely crazy, completely crazy, right? To write a confrontation is to rush and kill until you rise. Hahaha, this writing style is hard to describe in one sentence. The ten chapters of the plot change from a big headwind to a big tailwind. You wrote it well, but I don't know who is reading historical articles now. Do you think the readers are just community security guards who only know how to eat on the assembly line? Don't you think it's too outrageous for you? Without checking the information, I started to make up history after knowing the names of two or three people. It is well written, and it is always accurate.

I remember there was a book about Zhu Di reborn as Zhu Qiyu