The Humble-Born Imperial Uncle
寒门国舅
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- Completed
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- 3.2M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 9mo ago
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- Qidian
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The author is really invincible
It took me so long to write, especially the selection of the concubine, seven days and nearly 30 chapters, just to write about how a person who had already become a crown princess in history became a crown princess. You are amazing. Let me just say this. If this book is really important, there is no need to write it before Hongzhi ascended the throne, because these are things that have already happened in history. Without the protagonist, it will happen step by step. I don't know why the protagonist is so troubled? Just to allow something that has already happened in history to continue? Especially the part about choosing a concubine. Could it be that if the protagonist doesn't bother, the princess will be replaced? Why? Historically, Mrs. Zhang became the crown princess. Why did you need to write this paragraph?
The protagonist's brain is comparable to a large algorithm model. If you talk about the plot, I will ask the history students. Who can open their mouths in a chat and reveal that there is a man named Wantong in the Xianzong Chronicles, the brother of Concubine Wan Guifei. Who can remember when he died? The protagonist not only remembers that it was the 18th year of Chenghua, but also March, and even remembers interesting things about Wantong's life. . . This should no longer belong to the category of Ming history enthusiasts, but should belong to intelligent AI.
How did the author write about the great god?
If you look through the history of the Ming Dynasty, are there any relatives who were in power during the Ming Dynasty? They are just arrogant and arrogant to ordinary people. The civil servants will suppress you to death. If you want to write about relatives who were in power, you can write whatever you want before the Song Dynasty.
No, look at the introduction, it is difficult to take the imperial examination, so let your sister become the princess, that is, sell your sister, what the hell?
How did this author become a great person? Being a relative in the Ming Dynasty and still wanting to take power? Are you kidding me? The nobles in the early Ming Dynasty and the civil servants in the middle and late Ming Dynasty never had the position of relatives. It would be embarrassing to look at it without thinking!
Click here to view the monthly package section. It is indeed a garbage book. The monthly package is also issued in 10 pieces. Is this because you're afraid that you won't be able to grab plug-ins?
Pig horns are better than history teaching beasts, read the history of each dynasty thoroughly! Ordinary people can't even tell how many emperors there were in the Ming Dynasty, and they still remember major historical events!
Shennong
I like to suppress the protagonist and write his father as a fool. The protagonist also pretends to be stupid and has no brains. The writing is very frustrating. If you like to read refreshing stories, don't read it.
This identity makes people who understand the history of the Ming Dynasty have no empathy at all. The idiots in the Zhang family really deserve to die.
Why do so many people now like to choose historical trash figures as protagonists?