Great Ming: I’m an Impostor, Treading on Thin Ice
大明：朕是假的，如履薄冰
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- Alternate History
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What is a negative hexagonal warrior?
Does being a hostage automatically make someone Qin Shi Huang? He could also be Zhu Qizhen! Does fighting against ethnic minorities automatically make someone Emperor Wu of Han? He could also be Zhu Qizhen! Does dancing with foreign leaders automatically make someone Emperor Taizong of Tang? He could also be Zhu Qizhen! Does launching a coup automatically make someone Emperor Taizu of Song?
Authors can find inspiration by watching foreign films.
Things have been a bit chaotic lately. In fact, some things don't necessarily have to be handled that way. So-called family ties and romantic love, no matter how noble they may sound, are actually unreliable and can change. The world is inherently realistic, but some people only see its cruelty and downsides, without considering how to use it to their advantage.
Suddenly it switched to a martial arts style while I was writing. The protagonist has a power cheat and speed cheat, and can beat ten elite imperial guards at the same time. Then he gets beaten to the point of vomiting blood by a woman on the battlefield. You're telling me this is a historical story? And when Bao Zong was captured, someone told him that the late emperor left him a large army.
Please be sure to change the book title to "In the Ming Dynasty, I Fell in Love with the Empress Dowager".
The first few chapters were pretty good, but after chapter ten it started going off as nonsense, spouting gibberish, even bringing up equality for all—are you the emperor?! 😅😅😅
Esen's army of hundreds of thousands? You don't even read history books?
My ideal ministers would be Huo Guang, Zhang Juzheng, or Di Renjie. Although they might not be entirely loyal, I know who they are, and their abilities are top-notch. I wouldn't dare use Yu Qian because I don't understand him.
Aside from the somewhat nauseating romantic scenes with the Empress Dowager, it's fine.
I'm begging you, please remove the romance and the female lead. The protagonist is here to reform and transform; one wrong move and he'll lose his head. It's really an eyesore.
What happened? It's turned into a fantasy novel! Sword energy and a witch queen are appearing. Is it just hallucinations due to insufficient firepower?