
I Only Want to Live a Healthy Life, So How Did the Great Ming Become an Empire Where the Sun Never Sets?
孤只想养生,大明怎么成日不落了
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- Completed
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- 282k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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Why did the Tang Dynasty become so short-lived? Don't you even read the information when writing novels now?
Author, all slaves should be changed to slaves.
Isn't the eldest daughter Xu Miaoyun, and the younger sister is Miaojin?
Why did you stop updating? A eunuch?
It was a little confusing in the early days, but it's getting better
To be honest, I felt that the first five chapters were very confusing when I was reading them. They were all filled with dialogues. Later, this problem improved a bit, the rhythm was well controlled, and the impression was improved. However, there are still some minor problems. As a novel with a historical theme, this book has a little more "modern" words, which makes it a little confusing when I read it. It would be better if it could be improved. So far, it's pretty good, and it can be regarded as a fine historical article.
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The writing is okay You can also add more benefits in the future Arrange a pension system for the old eunuchs and maids in their later years Used to win people's hearts The various information transmission, overt and covert fights in the palace, etc., To put it bluntly, are assisted by the eunuchs and maids. Why are they helping? It's just that they are old and have no one to rely on.
While saying that it would not be too late to change things after surviving and ascending the throne, he was rushing to tell Lao Zhu, which was inconsistent.
It still looks like a lot of fun
To be honest, the author's title may be a bit wrong, but the writing about emotions is actually okay. I think the early Ming Dynasty was basically about emotions. The daily life of a loving father and a filial son, and respectful brothers and sisters is also quite interesting. I have read Chapter 11 so far, and I think it's okay 🙂😌