The First King with a Different Surname in the Ming Dynasty

The author must be an angry young man. Everything he wrote after it was published were complaints about social injustice, which took up too much space and caused the plot to drag out. Abandoned

Chapter 39, I don't have a single chapter comment so far, please cut it out buddy.

What did you, a holy girl from the White Lotus Sect, write? A bandit is a bandit and a thief is a thief. The protagonist, who is destined to be an official in the Ming Dynasty, can he still marry the daughter of a rebel? Look at who is surrounding the protagonist, the royal guards, the grandsons of the Ming Dynasty, the emperor, and the queen. Is it possible that the author wants to whitewash the White Lotus Sect? ? ? Unless you want to rebel later, the story line arrangement of you, the White Lotus Saint, is really rubbish.

After reading the introduction, I knew that it was another conspiracy theory about the civil service group. I was really convinced. The civil service group was so embarrassing.

I hope the author will update faster and not be too clumsy or too slow. Thank you for the author, it's very interesting!

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Old Zhu knew that the protagonist found out that Lu poisoned Zhu Biao, the former crown princess and grandson of the emperor, so did Lu still keep Lu to poison Zhu Biao? Lao Zhu quietly watched the protagonist investigate the case. The murder of the prince was not smaller than the three major Hongwu cases, right? This old Zhu is so angry!

You must have raised such a high profile just for the unfinished business. There are not many good people in Zhu Ba Ba's son. Do you want to kill him?

This is the only one I saw who didn't go against the grain and was quite a prime minister when Lao Zhu's grandson died, his wife died, and his son was about to die!

The chronology is misplaced. Where is the evidence from Zhu Yuanzhang's time? There are doubts. The nine tribes cannot be saved. The protagonist is to protect the family and the people and to find evidence. In fact, it is all a matter of Lao Zhu's words. The courtiers objected. After Zhu Yuanzhang abolished the prime minister, there is no more. Lao Zhu has the final say in the entire court. Although I understand that the protagonist cannot upgrade so quickly, there is no need to go through the officialdom routine step by step. Playing the bottom-up routine will mean that the monarchs in later generations will not have much power. They cannot control the court and can only collect power little by little. However, during the Zhu Yuanzhang period, the power was collected into imperial power, the peak of imperial power. During this period, it was a bit hard to play this trick. It was top-down, crushing the situation. If you look closely at several cases of the protagonist and manager, they were all just one sentence from Lao Zhu. It turned out to be a conspiracy drama. It was difficult to solve the case. Lao Zhu resisted the pressure and the protagonist found the real murderer. My personal feeling is that in the Chongzhen period, Chongzhen believed that the protagonist could play the game to crush the situation.

It feels like the more I write, the worse it gets. The protagonist is starting to get distracted and is becoming more and more ungrateful. I need to pull him back quickly.