Great Ming: I Took the Throne Early, and Now the Chenghua Emperor Is Here!

Chenghua Liting came several times and was directly killed.

I have been working on it for a long time, just to help others ascend to the throne.

As long as he gets the imperial edict, Shi Heng will come over. If there is no imperial edict, he can go to Yu Qian with Zhu Jianshen's letter and persuade him to come over, because in the eyes of the emperor, Yu Qian is a traitor, and Yu Qian and Jingtai are from the dragon.

The most important thing when writing historical novels is to have a historical perspective. If the name is not justified, why should Zhu Jianshen succeed to the throne?

I feel that these chapters are a bit strange. Although you can go to several houses in ancient times, there is still a distinction between superiority and inferiority. Doting on concubines and destroying wives is not advisable. This is the way to cause chaos 🤓. It is not good to have several boats at the same time. The protagonist is a minister and not an emperor. If his moral character is lacking, he will be criticized.

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

It feels like a scenario script, but the writing still needs polishing. In addition, a reminder can be added when switching scenarios.

I've written about Red Mansions, so you should take a look.

The writing is okay, but the flaw is that I don't think the protagonist can do it in the first step when he meets Zhu Jianshen. It looks awkward

To put it bluntly, the reason why the foreign student from Wala can ascend the throne is because the emperor currently has no children. If he had a son, do you think the civil and military officials would listen? Otherwise, who would take over such a huge foundation? The dearest one has to be called Men Tianzi