Great Ming: What's Wrong with Being a Carefree Crown Prince?

As the old saying goes, cultural workers must be cultured.

You should lose weight first, otherwise Zhu Gaozhi won't live for many more years.

Keep it up, there's still a big gap between us and your peers.

This is even worse than the historical pig, who tried to have his cake and eat it too. Would an emperor trust a saint? If you're not lecherous and don't indulge in pleasure, then you're interested in power. The next day, he was executed for stepping into the room with his left foot.

Has the main character lost weight? I can't stand the fat pig protagonist.

Are all the novels that appear to have multiple female protagonists?

Xu Miaoyun was a true relative. Empress Dowager Cixi, controlling the court and facing internal and external troubles, built the garden, using funds meant for naval construction and national defense. If Xu Miaoyun hadn't died young, things would have turned out differently.

The author underestimates the emperor, his family, and the landlords. In ancient times, those who considered themselves extraordinary didn't live long; in modern times, their path is narrow.

The author doesn't seem to know anything about the Executive Vice Emperor.

Next book could be about Zhu Gaosui. I think the character design would be better referenced from "The Legend of Ming Dynasty." I always felt the characters in this book were disjointed. Although there are three brothers, and they might have had their share of internal conflicts, it shouldn't have been this confrontational, especially with Jin Douzi's murderous intent towards his eldest brother. 😥