
Ming Dynasty: My Father Zhang Juzheng
大明:家父张居正
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- Completed
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- 655k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Finally someone writes about Zhang Juzheng
Do you think it's okay so far? The protagonist is currently in a relationship with a woman, and having sex with her counts. After all, the protagonist in ancient times definitely had three wives and six concubines, but I still hope that the author can write less about love. At present, I feel that the author cannot grasp love, and I would like to see the career path of the protagonist. Then to the north, when I saw the princess looking for a son-in-law, I felt like the protagonist was going to die. It's not like a tsundere or something like a familiar princess, and then the protagonist becomes a prince-in-law, and then he can't do anything because of the prince-in-law (face covering)
Who started this trend?
When I look at the notes of people from the Ming Dynasty, I have never seen anyone calling themselves "We". They all refer to themselves as "Yu", "Wu", and "Yu", and I have never seen anyone using "We", and even if they did, it would be a northern dialect. Zhang Juzheng's family is in Hubei, and the protagonist grew up in his hometown in Hubei. The word "Zhen" has become colloquial in modern times. It is so baffling to write it down that it seems really dramatic.
There are few comments and few fans, so I will comment to make up for it. These days, people who write articles are becoming more and more sophisticated.
Sorry, I originally planned to change my status on the 3rd. Unexpectedly, the contracted editor on the 3rd was going on vacation, so I had to move it forward.
It's very well written, but why are there so few people reading it?
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The beginning of this book is okay, but the current content is too short. It will take 1 million words to attract people to subscribe.
The story Zhang Juzheng and Empress Dowager Li have to tell
Today's three chapters were not written smoothly. I know you want to wake up the protagonist, but your typos and garbled paragraphs make it uncomfortable to watch.