The Ming Dynasty’s Greatest Blade
大明第一刀
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- Alternate History
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Surgery actually existed in the early Ming Dynasty. A complete set of surgical instruments was unearthed from the tomb of Xia Zhi, a famous doctor in the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasty in Jiangsu Province. It is now a first-class cultural relic. This means that surgery in the Ming Dynasty was not a rare skill. There should be someone in Taiyuan Hospital who knew this skill.
It's a bit nonsense. In the early Ming Dynasty, Lao Zhu would not allow the existence of forced labor. In the early Ming Dynasty, there were not many country people who cared about the protagonist. They just had to pay attention to the male defense. If they really cared about the protagonist, they would kill people if they just broke in. Don't think that the ancients were ignorant. Are people today really smarter than ancient people? ? Are there fewer people being deceived by scammers nowadays? ?
Moji, looking very unhappy, the emperor's role has not been played at all, and some people thought that Hu Weiyong and Li Shanchang had sidelined the emperor, and the East Palace was infiltrated and poisoned, so they went on a killing spree according to Lao Zhu's instructions, and are still here, checking the evidence. In an imperial society, if the emperor thinks you will die instead, what evidence can you give? Kill first and then talk about it. Why are you still engaging in a battle of wits here? I don't understand.
So what about Hua Tuo? Wasn't he killed by Cao Cao?
Your reputation for medical skills is not as good as that of Hua Tuo, and Zhu Yuanzhang's cruelty is even greater than that of Cao Cao. You will surely die at the hands of Zhu Yuanzhang in the future.
Do you feel that there are too many repeated words? The logic lines are also slightly messy. Do you need to do your own mind mapping when reading novels?
The author has fallen into the trap of plotting for the sake of plotting, making everyone look like a master of plotting, which is really tiring to watch 😒
Will the starting point coins for subscribing to Chapter 372 be refunded?
The emperor wanted to kill the rebellious prime minister, but he stalled for hundreds of chapters.
Forage
Today's entry has been fully booked. Very well written👍Come on
For the sake of story, no respect for facts.