Great Ming: I'm the True Imperial Grandson

He was cruel to his own people, pretended to be cruel, chopped off the eunuch's arm, and cut off the palm of his own bodyguard. When he arrived in front of Zhu Yuanzhang, he began to be submissive. In a word, he doesn't look like a human king. It's better to be like Zhu Di than to be with such a person.

I'm so tired of reading the latest chapter that I won't follow it anymore. I have a grudge in my heart. I could be nicer to Zhu Yunwen, but I have to go to Hangzhou and so on. You think he can't succeed, but Zhu Yuanzhang doesn't think so. He just wants to show how magnanimous he is. Du, I'm drunk. Here is another foreshadowing. When I ascend the throne, I will write about Zhu Yunwen coming out to disgust people, instead of solving all Zhu Yunwen's problems and not giving him any chance to cause trouble. Goodbye, no more pursuit.

As the only surviving legitimate son of Zhu Biao and Princess Chang, and the biological brother of Zhu Xiongying, Zhu Yunxi is the grandson and has nothing wrong with him.

Well written, keep it up! To be honest, as long as Zhu Yunxi is angry, what will happen to Zhu Yunwen?

The reason why Zhu Yunwen succeeded to the throne was because he was the eldest grandson. That's bullshit. Isn't Zhu Laosi more capable than Zhu Yunwen in terms of ability? If Zhu Laosi is established, Zhu Yuanzhang will not have to kill nobles. Then why was Zhu Laosi not established? It's not because he ranks fourth.

Seeing that Xu Miaojin became the concubine, this book can be discarded. Is there anyone left in the Xu family? Two sisters marry their uncle and nephew. This book is historical fiction, and making jokes like this just makes me sick. Give up, give up, give up

Typical start high and go low, start with a lot of nonsense, the water can't stay in the water!

When I saw the beginning of the second chapter, I couldn't have written this kind of plot without suffering from cerebral thrombosis for ten years. He rushed to Zhu Yuanzhang with his sword and said, "You must pass the throne to me." If I were Zhu Yuanzhang, I would just slap him in the face.

Don't look at it. He talks incoherently. The protagonist looks like a psychopath. His mood changes too quickly. One second he is furious, killing people and establishing power. The next second, he is submissive and speaks in a low voice? Looks uncomfortable

It's well written, and there's no overly witty plot. Zhu Yuanzhang, Lu Shi, and Zhu Yunwen are also written in very distinctive ways, not facial expressions. It can be seen that the author has good writing skills. At least now I can read it smoothly in one breath. There is no poisonous point and there is something brilliant about it.