Great Ming: Why Isn't the Jiajing Emperor Dead Yet?
大明：嘉靖怎么还没死
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 339k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
158Chapters
30Votes
32Recs
5Fans
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Reader comments 3
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I feel delayed by the title of the book, Xuebai should write it earlier
The title of the book does not match the content. According to this development, we may not be able to see Jiajing in a hundred chapters... I have read too much about seizing the legitimate sons, and it is quite interesting that the low-level people rise from tax collectors. The Ministry of Accounts has little autonomy. Will it join the cabinet in the future? I was too restrained when I wrote Xue Bai. Once the flirting is in place, don't be afraid of scrutiny in the future. Write more about snow white, love to read 😍
Internal investment has passed, everyone is welcome to invest, please collect and read.
The introduction and content are completely inconsistent