
I’m Zhu Changluo. What’s Wrong with Slacking Off a Little?
我朱常洛,摆烂一点怎么了?
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- Ongoing
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- 545k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 3d ago
- English
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14 ch/weekPace
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Are you sure you have played as a civil servant? From what I saw, someone went straight to the East Palace of the Crown Prince to assassinate the prince. Seeing this period of history is more exciting than seeing Emperor Jiajing being assassinated by a palace maid. In a word, it's so fucking awesome. The Taiyuan Hospital treated two emperors to death, and there are still people who trust the Taiyuan Hospital.
Emperor Zhu Changluo was supported by most civil officials, while Consort Zheng was hated by all civil officials. Why does the opening chapter mention some die-hard loyalists of Emperor Wanli?
The emperor in the story is too long-winded; the author's perspective doesn't seem like someone who transmigrated to be an emperor, but rather someone who transmigrated to be a minister.
Well written, keep it up! Update more often!!
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I don't understand the synopsis. What does "the Jurchens sighed as they looked south" mean? Why are they still keeping it for the New Year?
Can the male lead really just give up? It seems so difficult.
Feudal dynasties were essentially power struggles between ministers and the emperor. The emperor was incompetent? What are you thinking? Were all ministers like Zhuge Liang?
Just wondering, is the main character really a lazy bum, or is he busier than a dog?
When did Australia colonize?