Daming: Lao Zhu and His Family All Want to Kill Me

Although I haven't read it yet, I saw a title and I was curious about what it was about? In the early Ming Dynasty, all the big guys wanted to kill you, so how did you survive?

Zhu Yuanzhang just doesn't want to kill you. Maybe if he gets involved, you will die inexplicably, let alone if he wants to kill you.

These two are no longer available. This female doctor is a little liar and a little liar in her heart. You thought it was flirting, but in fact it was just a meeting 😅

When I saw smallpox, I felt that the author was a young man. People born after 1981 have never been vaccinated against smallpox. In fact, smallpox cannot be cured. Vaccination is a vaccine. Everyone is sick. If you go in, you will die.

People who read the behavior of the protagonist and supporting characters as sleepwalking are holding back their anger. It is obvious that the author really wanted to write something different, but the rhythm of the plot was so poor that the character descriptions were out of touch with the plot 🙂 In the beginning of this paragraph, the protagonist was still saying in his heart that Zhu Biao was always pretending to be benevolent and righteous, portraying the image of a sinister hypocrite, and soon the main character turned into an irritable young man. . . Earlier, I was still writing about the protagonist angrily denounced the evil official, and then the protagonist started to coward the main character again.

It is rare to write about Zhu Yuanzhang, Empress Ma and Zhu Biao using the template of writing villains. This is because they are all rebellion stories, and rebellion in the early Ming Dynasty was relatively difficult, but why do you write this way in your dog-licking story? Are you afraid that the licking will not be enjoyable enough?

Although Lao Zhu's family has killed everyone, but they haven't heard the news, they want to kill the protagonist, the eighteenth generation. These royal families you wrote are too emotional. The only most emotional one among them can only be Lao Zhu, but Lao Zhu can also hide his emotions. The author still considers the character design

It feels like I've read a prologue without any main text.

Looking at the synopsis of this book title, Immortality of the Ming Dynasty is boring.

Give me some encouragement, your writing is okay. These opening chapters are a masterpiece condensed into five chapters. But it's very okay now, keep it up, come on

It's boring. The more I listen to it, the more bored I get. What's the role of the protagonist? Just to cause trouble?

It's interesting. I'm not a good writer. I write like I'm sleepwalking.

Don't you find it annoying that you wrote about the old Taoist priest?

The protagonist almost died after being imprisoned in a water cell, but nothing happened in the next dozens of chapters? Ran out and became a royal guard? Author, what are you writing?

If the Zhu family wants to kill you, haha, that means you really deserve to die! ! 😰😰😰

The writing is good. Currently, the emperor and his family want to use the art of controlling people to break the main character's spine and accept him as a dog. The pig's feet are somewhat capable and arrogant, and he is incompatible with the world. They have been fighting against the emperor and his family.

What an interesting comment: rebellion in the early Ming Dynasty. Ha ha!