Emperor Yongle! I Only Wanted to Be a Prince of the Borderlands
永乐帝！我就想当个藩王而已
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- Completed
- Length
- 564k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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242Chapters
62Recommendations
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I've read eight chapters. The protagonist, Zhu Di's second son, a prince, tries to show off by buying a restaurant worth only two thousand taels of silver for fifty thousand taels with his third brother. They get ripped off by the merchant, yet the prince is still smug about it. I'm outta here.
No, I only read the first ten or so chapters. A prince, one of the most powerful in the early Ming Dynasty, proposed a business partnership. How many merchants dared to refuse in public? Just because the merchants had some connections with a few vice-ministers? What kind of twisted logic is that?
In ancient China, the powerful and wealthy engaged in business in a more civilized manner than those in modern China. What do you all think?
The author writes very well! I hope you can sign a contract soon!
Having discovered the Americas, what were we waiting for? We could lead our people directly to become kings and conquerors, instead of staying within the Ming Dynasty and having to fight for territory. Zhu Di was overjoyed that his son was going to expand the territory, and the Crown Prince happily sent him away.
All these books follow the same formula: talented people don't take up military postings, they're all the same, what a load of crap, stop writing, just plagiarize other similar books. Just change the names.
After reading the synopsis: The richest man in China????
To put it bluntly, those of you commenting on the struggle for the throne, if you really let the emperor die, and fed him delicious food every day, causing him to develop fatty liver, diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease, he would die within two years. Then, who do you think Zhu Di would give the throne to? Would there even be a need for a fight?
Can the author please pay more attention to this typo? It's one thing to let it go, but sometimes there are several in a single chapter.
This is terrible. First of all, Chapter 2 is so bad it doesn't live up to the title. As a transmigrator, shouldn't he be aware of his situation? Shouldn't the way to rebel against fate be to obediently follow orders? Then his business dealings are even worse. Hey, you're the Han King who just succeeded in the Jingnan Rebellion? Your prestige is now second only to the emperor and the crown prince?