Uncle of the Ming Dynasty

The biggest mistake Zhu Qiyu did was to let Yu Qian take charge of the military. Yu Qian was not loyal to Zhu Qiyu. He was only loyal to his own reputation. Zhu Qizhen killing him was definitely the best assist. Zhu Qizhen's name in history was all thanks to Zhu Qizhen. Yu Qian was indifferent to Zhu Qizhen's victory. , He didn't care about Zhu Qi's killing of himself. Many people couldn't understand Yu Qian and argued endlessly. Everyone knew that Qian, the leader of Zhu Qi's town, must die. This kind of person is not even afraid of death. He even asked for death to fulfill his own reputation. The person who cheated Zhu Qiyu the most was Yu Qian.

The novel is well written. Although there are many novels about the Ming Dynasty, this one has a different footing and is worth reading.

For the protagonist, it is most beneficial for the God of War to be alive before his nephew is born. The God of War is alive, and the protagonist is the emperor's natural ally. Once the God of War dies, the emperor can reuse the clan.

The writing is okay, but after more than a hundred chapters, the main character has done almost nothing 😭 Why does it feel like I'm just watching a movie and it's all about supporting characters?

This letter should be shown to the emperor first

It's well written, but it looks disgusting.

The progression of the plot feels a bit confusing... And the dialogue is really interesting... I still have to identify which character is speaking, and add the name of the person who is speaking...

This book has been signed. Readers, please feel free to read it and ask for all kinds of support.

Tumubao's theory that it's a civilian conspiracy is really funny. While saying that the civil servants are selfish and have no lower limit to their power, then the bosses of the various factions of the civil servants die with the army for the benefit of the civil servant group regardless of their own safety. Not only do they contribute greatly to the civil servant group, but they also leave many positions for the younger generations to take over. How noble and honorable.

Could the author please stop including those dramatic monologues in the article?

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Congratulations to welcome the new General Manager.

It's interesting to see the history before and after Tumu Fort.