The Great Traitor of Yongle

Name: The Great Traitor of Yongle
Author: Liang Banji

永乐大奸佞

by Liang Banji (梁半羁)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 57k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
Updated: 2d ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

Tao Ran, the cabinet bachelor, has the hardest heart in the Ming Dynasty. The sword of Jin Yiwei commander Ji Gang is the sharpest sword in the Ming Dynasty. If Ji Gang's knife was used to pierce Tao Ran's heart, who would be better? This issue has been fought from Yingtian Mansion to Shuntian Mansion, but there is still no result. As a result, the two of them became equally famous as peerless villains. Tao Ran didn't care about this, but he just couldn't figure it out: Tao is obviously a reasonable scholar, why is he as famous as the eagle dog of Jinyiwei? Ji Gang was quite worried: I just took the blame for the emperor, why should I be compared with that traitor who deceived his master and destroyed his ancestors? !

Reader comments

I feel like I'm the only one reading it. Even if I haven't read it for a few hours, I'm always the first to read it.
The writing is not bad, and the pace is quite fast. Is it possible that the introduction is not well written? The introduction has no selling points or interesting points.
10d ago