Great Ming: The Scholar-Saint with a Bear’s Back, Father of Zhu Yuanzhang
大明：鬼背儒圣，吾儿朱元璋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 896k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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308Chapters
4.5kRecommendations
50.7kFans
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Author, anyone who went to the Ming Dynasty would either become a son-in-law, a son, or a grandson. You're the first to become a father, so you've already won in terms of seniority. I would call you the foremost writer of Ming Dynasty biographies.
This book is amazing; even the synopsis insulted my brain.
These days, it's impossible to write a proper history book; people just write all sorts of crooked and unorthodox stuff.
They insisted on attributing it to someone else... It's ridiculous.
Still not convinced? Does this even live up to its title? Hundreds of chapters and still no clue about the theme. I'm not reading anymore.
Same old tricks, same brainless antics, the villains are always idiotic!
In modern historical novels set in the Ming Dynasty, it's possible for anyone who time-travels or is reborn to become Zhu Yuanzhang's father, brother, son, or grandson. My goodness, you guys are really amazing! What kind of person was Zhu Yuanzhang? What kind of scenes and conspiracies hadn't he seen? He was definitely one of the top five emperors.
Good heavens, even Zhu Yuanzhang's father could come up with something like this.
Goodness gracious! We can be curious, but not fantastical. The fantastical insults the human brain. You couldn't have made this up without having drunk at least two and a half ounces of alcohol, could you?
Can you stop beating around the bush? We're almost in Fengyang, thinking we'll soon find out his son is Zhu Yuanzhang, and then this Zhu Chongjiu comes along. It's pointless. Just be direct. 😥
This is a case of abusing the protagonist and portraying the character as a saint. The plot is illogical and unreasonable; the author's writing is poor, and the author should be punished. (This comment reflects all attacks, and the reflection is permanent.)