My Father Is the Jiajing Emperor
我爹是嘉靖
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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This author is amazing. There isn't a single comment about the plot in the comments section, just photos. Did they delete all the comments to control the narrative?
That Tangtang, all the comments are your pictures, it's driving me crazy. Can't you just create your own thread? I'm speechless.
Is this comment section just a place to post random pictures to fill space? I've been scrolling for ages and haven't seen any discussion about the plot. Have they all been deleted?
The protagonist's main mission is to survive.
The Forbidden City during the Jiajing era suffered the most fires during the Ming Dynasty. He himself nearly burned to death twice; if it weren't for his childhood friend, he would have perished long ago. There was another time when he was almost strangled to death. Then it was rumored that he abused palace maids while making pills, and that's why the palace maids killed him.
Why did Emperor Jiajing spend so many years hiding in the palace pretending to cultivate immortality? Because he had no other choice but to do so to save his life! At this time, the civil officials and gentry of the Ming Dynasty had become lawless. They could kill you if they wanted to, regardless of whether you were the emperor or not.
Being the son of Jiajing Emperor was like a long-lived person contemplating suicide; just look up the historical records and you'll understand why I say this.
Jiajing: Am I stingy?
It felt unreal.
China's feudal autocracy and imperial tactics reached their zenith during the Ming and Qing dynasties. A crown prince who simultaneously developed industry and implemented reforms, gradually gaining power, would not please the emperor. Even Li Shimin (Emperor Taizong of Tang) lacked the magnanimity to tolerate this, let alone Jiajing.
Seeing the first chapter released, what I don't understand is why most authors get excited when they see historical figures. What's there to get excited about? You're a prince, the heir to the Ming Dynasty, born into a high position, what's there to get excited about?
I just have to get this off my chest. Don't even mention that "Eight Innate Skills" anymore, okay? Can't you please change it? I don't even want to look at it anymore. How many people has that "Innate Skills" screened out? Is it poisonous? I'm trying to find some solace in this.