Wild Emperor of the Ming Dynasty

Wild prince, Lao Zhu only has one word: kill

I would like to remind the author that the protagonist traveled through time and became Zhu Xiongying, and that Zhu Xiongying was eight years old when he died. How tall is an eight-year-old child? An eight-year-old child is called a boy. The writing is good, but you have to know that pig feet are now the soul of modern adults and the body of an eight-year-old child. The writing is more reasonable. I was only in the second grade when I was eight years old, and I was still celebrating Children's Day. You could use more brains. If you use the body of an eight-year-old child to kill people again, I will use my mortal body to punch the earth.

A lot of meaningless adjectives and verbs, isn't the starting point to crack down on AI?

It's really cool to write like this, but it's not like Zhu Yuanzhang, and besides, every royal person's characteristics will be recorded when they are born, and there will be a dedicated person to check them. And the emperor keeps coming out. . . Not with anyone yet. . . I hope the author can come around

You'd better not be a eunuch

50. One chapter, too little, should be regarded as 500.

Except for the eldest grandson, it would be difficult for him to catch anyone else's eyes, let alone the wild ones, which are basically useless.

Please give me more. It looks uncomfortable.

Can you answer the previous question?

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?