Ming Dynasty: I Took My Life to Teach the Prince, and the Emperor Begged Me Not to Die.

No wonder. . . I can't find this book even if it's pirated

I'm so confused. In ancient times, it would be considered humane if we didn't burn the disease directly

Ming Xiaozong was far inferior to his father Ming Xianzong, and even his son Ming Wuzong was inferior. The power of civil servants was completely expanded during the Zhu Youjin period. His son Ming Wuzong suffered greatly from it. Jiajing was so powerful, but his son only had one prince who was favored by the civilian officials to survive. After Emperor Wanli failed to win the fight, he was completely ruined.

The failure of Hongzhi led to the expansion of civil servants and control of government affairs, which indirectly killed Xiao Zhu. Yang Tinghe was actually able to take charge of the government and become emperor within a few dozen days of Xiao Zhu's death, and Yang Tinghe was inseparable from Xiao Zhu's death. This kind of person can escape unscathed, and the Yang family has annexed more fields in Sichuan than Xu Jie's. As for people like Li Dongyang during the Hongzhi period, they just deceived the emperor and then ruled the world with him.

I found out that the author either copied this article or made fun of it. It is not a serious historical article, especially about the protagonist's business and the set costs and benefits. It can only be said that the author probably did not understand the situation at that time.

There are reasons for poor grades: too much self-pleasure, inconsistent persona, and strategies like playing house with a child.

There was once a masterpiece "A Military Advisor Going with the Flow", which is also a story about a sick man with a high strategy. I wonder if any book friends remember it?

The original story explains everything clearly in two chapters, so why bother talking about it for so long?

I was stunned to write a Mei Changsu as Li Longji. In the early stage, I felt that the protagonist was really miserable and should live well. Later, I felt that I should write it to death as soon as possible. The protagonist could be written so annoyingly, and all the supporting characters could be turned into tools to set up platforms and carry sedan chairs. It would be really disgusting to live any longer.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Rrhise out the title of the book and guess that the structure of the book should be to get to know the prince, and then teach and help him recognize the reality, and at the same time help him form a team to leave behind, the process is still pretending to slap in the face, and strategizing. Then in the middle of the story, everyone discovers that the protagonist is awesome and dies at the climax. Then in the second half, the prince awakens and leads a group of like-minded people to save and transform the world. In the process, you can add more The dead protagonist plots and arranges people to help him, including but not limited to famous anti-Japanese generals, capable ministers, counselors and Wang Sage (Wang Shouren can be said to be an all-rounder in both civil and military affairs). You can even add a posthumous son later, which is similar to the magic transformation of Mei Changsu. But I didn't expect this book to be so useless. It was a pure read. Fortunately, I didn't read much of it later.

It is recommended that he die instead of prescribing isoniazid again to cure his lung disease. It is suggested that after death, he should be reincarnated as his son and start a new life.

Nowadays, the plots are becoming more and more perfunctory. I think the plots of the eunuchs seizing power are better than the plots of the protagonists.

All the plots before Chapter 109 were pretty good. Although there were some things that were illogical at the time, I could tell that they were not poisonous. But what kind of rubbish plot is written in Chapter 109? An elite secret agent from ancient times kills a high-ranking official, and then commits suicide to eliminate traces after he leaves the scene (not being caught)! Extreme 1 for 1? Is the author considered modern? Even modern secret agents are not so wasteful after killing people! Everyone has left the scene safely, but the secret agent still wants to commit suicide! This is not how people are employed in modern times, let alone the investigation conditions in ancient times were even worse! This plot happened in Chapter 109! What exactly does the author think? This novel is inherently enjoyable. Readers will not leave easily if they enjoy reading it! As a result, you poisoned me like this in Chapter 109. I would like to ask the author, are you thinking that there are too many readers and are you starting to poison me and drive them away? Previously, the protagonist arranged for 5 spies to kill high-ranking officials. In Chapter 109, the limit is 1 for 1. After poisoning once, will he have to poison 4 times later? Is this because the reader is being poisoned and is not happy or deep? ! Am I really weird? What kind of brain circuit does the author have? The ancient elite spy left the scene without being caught, and then actually chose to commit suicide in order to eliminate traces! Is this a cool article? This is the author's huge self-distortion! (Self-sacrifice is so great). Really cool article. Anyway, wouldn't it be better to kill a few more high-ranking officials if they were going to die? Or after killing a high-ranking official, impose a limit of 1VS100 on his tribesmen, and kill as many as you can. Anyway, the traces of the high-ranking official's death are homicide! Of course, it's best not to die if the elite agents can survive. That's not how elites are used! ! ! Great author! I really don't want to leave poisoned! 😓😓😓

I've read more than 300 chapters, and the main character is still suffering from tuberculosis. He vomits blood even though he has nothing to do. The character design is almost okay, but a bit boring.

Before I started the book, I checked it and classified it into infectious and non-infectious. I also asked my doctor friends and confirmed the history of TV. The Jiaqian layman in Jinyiwei suffered from this. Historically, Guo Jia also died of tuberculosis. In fact, I know that explanations are useless. People will always believe things within the scope of their own knowledge. Anyone who disagrees with their own knowledge must be wrong. This does not need to be argued, just like Bruno's propaganda about the round earth and being burned to death.

The biggest problem of this book is that the advancement of the plot relies entirely on creating unnecessary conflicts. The image of the protagonist is based on Hu Ge in Nirvana in Fire, but the way of showing the charm of the character is not as good as in Nirvana in Fire. The dandy's hatred must be repaid. In the later stage, the clown's supporting role was used to create gags, and the protagonist changed from an outsider to a man seeking fame and fame. It was like receiving a red envelope during the New Year. On the surface, you really can't ask for it, but the red envelope in your pocket is packed tighter than anyone else's.

After Chapter 140, I straightened up. I couldn't stand Chapter 159 anymore. There were so many bugs that I couldn't even figure them out automatically.

In this book, everyone serves a purpose. Just to tell the story, various strategies and policies saved the Ming Dynasty in history, but the characters are all tragedies. It was as if he had left the matter behind after he finished talking about it. The main character traveled all this time just to die of illness, so what's the point of doing such a thing? What's the point of writing about Lady Wu? How long can the emperor take care of a person after death? In order to be cruel, I suddenly described the number one scholar as a weakling, and then brought Ning Zhijun in to be a husband and wife for a month. Even if it were someone else. The same goes for Ning Cheng. He created so many expectations for the readers at the beginning, but later he became a foil and became convinced. There are also two brothers from the Zhang family. Although they are funny supporting characters, they bully men and dominate women. Readers expect punishment, but the result is the happiest and most satisfying one. All kinds of things, of course, the good points are good, the cool points are relatively dense, and the writing is also good. It's just so frustrating

Relatives and friends seem to be close but not close, they support and support but do not care about them, women flirt but do not accept them, it is difficult to distinguish between ourselves and the enemy. The protagonist is very human. After all, this is not the logic for ordinary people to do things.

After reading Chapter 4, I can't stand it anymore. Let's read the comments.

There is no whole process in the later stage of the system, so why write a system in the early stage! Did the author forget the system?

This is an extra story. Plagiarism?

After reading the comments, luckily I found out in advance that it was a poisonous weed and ran away.

Fu Yuan was killed so hastily? It's a bit unjustifiable, and it's too childish. If there's no twist, I'd be sorry for portraying the character for so long. If this is the case, the rating of this book will be reduced by half.

I won't read it anymore. Let's talk about it when I finish it Take it hard

Still in the water, why is Chen Ce not dead yet? It's a shame he didn't subscribe later.

The last few chapters have just continued, and I have no desire to read them at all.

Why don't you write a short story after death?

Damn it, don't tell me that Fu Yuan died so hastily.

There was a book with the exact same plot as this book before. Did you re-post it?