Great Ming: The Jiajing Emperor Cultivates Immortality
大明：嘉靖修仙啦
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
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He trained until his body resembled a crane's, then in the middle of the night, a palace maid strangled him. I came to ask, but there was nothing more to say: "My son is also in league with the Japanese."
After seeing so much political infighting, I'm not satisfied at all. Aren't they cultivators? Bombard them with fireballs! Anyone who dares to embezzle will have their soul extracted, their entire family forged into swords. Don't bother with these lowly mortals' infighting; just let them be your dogs.
Prince Yu leaving the capital, from chapter 85 to 156, you really know how to pad it out! A whole 81 chapters! Chapter 142 says Prince Yu leaves the capital two days later, and chapter 156 says Prince Yu leaves the capital (successful version). You padded 14 chapters with the content of those two days. Two days in the book is a week in reality, that's really impressive.
I have to speak out
The protagonist, a native of the cultivation world, transmigrates into the body of the Jiajing Emperor, which is quite fitting, and following the path of a dynasty with destiny isn't a problem either. But what's wrong with you all the time? You're always doing nothing but entrapment and law enforcement, and you never use the money you get from those operations to improve the lives of ordinary…
I can't help but complain. Such a great topic, and you wrote a bunch of nonsense about factional strife? Am I reading a narrative?
The author wondered what he was thinking when he imagined Jiajing transforming himself to help Hai Rui, which was both beneath him and absurd.
They don't do anything productive; all they do all day is grin and concoct elixirs, researching this and that.
From beginning to end. Changing "Dao" to "Sangna" is the conclusion reached so far, and that "Da Ming Jin Chao" thing has been going on for so long without success. You said you've been dealing with the three kings of the land, and the King of Liao has almost been killed countless times, yet it's still not over.
To be honest, those who can accept the protagonist not conjuring giant fireballs are the kind of readers who can't stomach light novels. But a book needs to have exciting moments. Whether you're a literary youth or a literary master, this kind of story can't just be self-indulgent.
Good, good, good, let's start a new genre.
First there was Pangu playing basketball, then Doomsday learning Wing Chun, and now an ascended big shot is playing political infighting. It's truly an eye-opening experience.
The beginning was full of pretentiousness, but later it became dramatic and talkative, and from chapter 130 it turned into a comedy. This change in style is a bit too big. Is this ascended great power having a split personality?