The First Imperial Grandson of Great Ming

I've only seen the first dozen or so pages so far, but I think they're very well written. What makes this book so good is that, unlike many novels where the protagonist uses modern knowledge and the emperor not only doesn't doubt him but also trusts him, this book is excellent. It shows a process of Zhu Yuanzhang gradually gaining the protagonist's trust, which makes it stand out from most others.

What's the topic? Zhu Yuanzhang, with his temper, has a history of killing countless people. Disobeying an imperial edict? Zhu Yuanzhang would skin you alive... Just venting a little. 😓

Smallpox is incurable; prevention is the only option!

He even revived Empress Ma? How old was Zhu Yunwen when Empress Ma died?

After reading dozens of chapters, it felt like a bunch of people were playing house with children. You're a time traveler, not a real child; if you're going to pretend to be a child, you can't be that childish.

There's a major flaw I suggest fixing: the bird always clicks on a seed every time it comes by. I won't even mention what the seed is; it's completely illogical and feels like an unnatural aura.

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One thing is certain: if Zhu Biao hadn't died, Zhu Di wouldn't have had the thought of rebelling.