Great Ming: Ma Queen's Younger Brother, Saving Zhu Yingying from the Start

The writing is good, but the plot is a bit ridiculous. It feels like a female channel. A group of inexplicable women can actually play tricks on Lao Zhu and Xiao Zhu. An Lao Zhu's methods, let alone if you really do it, you can't live even if you have some ideas! How many beggar emperors can China have in 5,000 years?

After recognizing the relatives, we still need to reform finance, open up the sea, conquer Lingnan, Mongolia, and Liaodong, and conquer the world. Lots of things to do. Why are you so worried about acknowledging your marriage and even getting into a palace fight when the crown prince, princess, concubine and concubine are all so awesome? Lao Zhu, Queen Ma, the prince, and Jin Yiwei are all fools. This is a male-channeled novel, not a female-channeled novel. It's too procrastinating. I have a monthly pass, but I don't want to give it. If you don't recognize it when it is put on the shelf, I will abandon the book. You may not be short of me, not less of him, or not less of a bunch of readers.

All I can say is that I write scripts specifically for short plays. It can be understood as a novel version of a short play.

The writing is acceptable, but the plot is delayed and has too many bugs. The biggest problem is that the Jin Yiwei are all trash. They can't be found, and they can't be found out by checking individual cases. They protect a group of people who cause trouble, and even show off a knife in the hospital. How can Zhu Ying come back from the dead?

... Why does this way of writing feel uncomfortable? Female author?

At present, I have read 260 chapters, which is about forty or fifty chapters short of catching up. I feel very tired from watching it, very tired. I am very interested in the setting of Queen Ma's brother, but almost three hundred chapters have passed and the protagonist has been being plotted. All clues will be interrupted, and every time a breakthrough is found, he will be plotted by a larger conspiracy. Ma Tian only took the initiative when he was leading troops in battles. Although no one in the court could restrain him from doing things, and he could directly scold or even fight if anything went wrong, but in the main line of cracking the story of poisoning the queen and grandson, Ma Tian never went smoothly. Even Zhu Di, who worked with him, was the man in black robe who had been in contact with the murderer (Princess Qin). I can no longer read it at this point. I will come back and look at the table of contents after it is finished.

The capital is like a colander. The concubines underneath are communicating with each other and plotting all kinds of things without even realizing it. Jin Yiwei should commit suicide collectively.

King Zhu Xi of Qin is famous for doting on his concubines and destroying his wives. He loves the daughter of his second concubine Deng Shi Deng Yu. Now you have become a slave to Guanyin.

After reading a few chapters, it turns out that Zhu Yuanzhang didn't even send a few people to keep an eye on the hospital.

To put it simply, Wang Baobao's sister is not favored and treated very poorly. Secondly, it is impossible for Lu to be loved too much by Empress Ma, whether politically or personally. It is also true that the real one is gone and the right one is