The Grand Chancellor of the Ming Dynasty

My first reaction upon seeing the book title: Who is Zhengde? Forgive my ignorance...

Let's see if you can grow another Dior this time.

It's not easy for a female author to write history, so I'll give her my support.

This is too literary. It's making me dizzy and my eyes are blurry. I'm not talented. (The character in the original text is "".)

The writing is fluent, the pace is neither too fast nor too slow, and the fragrance of ink is like a gentle breeze.

The Ming Dynasty's ideology: To dedicate our lives to realizing the Ming Dynasty's unparalleled imperial power!

Why did you send it again? I really love your writing about Tokyo, especially about Lin Daiyu. Even though you didn't describe her much, I loved it.

There's a reason why nobody reads it. After writing so many historical articles, I still don't realize that these days, unless you're an emperor, hardly anyone reads historical fiction.

The author has written so many stories about revitalizing the Ming Dynasty; perhaps the next book will be about rebelling against the Ming Dynasty. 🙂

In my opinion, online novels about time travel to the Ming Dynasty can be broadly divided into three categories: First, those who travel to the reigns of Emperors Tianqi and Chongzhen to deal with the crisis of the late Ming Dynasty's collapse (such as *Late Ming*, *Iron-Blooded Remnant Ming*, and *The Ming Dynasty 1667*).