Great Ming: Crown Prince Chongzhen, Better Run First

You want to laugh at running away with a woman at the end of the Ming Dynasty, deliberately making it more difficult for yourself? What's more, she's a bitch on the side of the road. She can't even survive but still has to find trouble. She relies on the halo of the protagonist, right?

😥 I think in ancient times, great things were accomplished with great force and speed. The author did not rush south, but paid a private visit incognito.

Why does the author have to write some poisonous plots in every book? The last book collapsed when the prince fell in love with an actor and the prince kidnapped his bride. This book is also about the Jiashen Incident and takes the women to escape south without guards. Can we not be so depressing? Qidian readers are not a group that likes to read romance in historical novels. Can the protagonist be more manly and decisive in killing, and not always engage in female plots?

There was no sense of urgency in going south, I thought it was a private visit incognito

I read it in one sitting. As a history lover, I have to say that the author's historical knowledge is very solid. Creating plots within the framework of historical trends is very suitable to my taste, and the excitement and reversal are also intensive. Moreover, I personally feel good about the design of letting the protagonist go deep into the folk, so that future actions in the court will not be castles in the air.

I have finished reading the old book, come and support me with the new book