Back to the Ming Dynasty to Become the Crown Prince
回到明朝当太子
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 14y ago
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- Qidian
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It was very well written, it's a pity that it was cut in half. The author needs to stick to the end...
Chongzhen was the most useless emperor. His salary could not produce performance, and he could not compete with the people below him. The procrastinating moral bitch wants everyone to be like him in the end
The artificiality of the writing is disgusting
I just abandoned the book when I couldn't read three chapters. What the hell, it's a rubbish novel.
The writing is really good. I liked the golden scales before, and they were all worn by Prince Zhu Cixiang. They are equally wonderful! It's a pity that I only found out now. . .
Is this prince stupid? He knew that the Ming Dynasty was divided into different classes, but he still bowed to the lowest military officer. Even if you are the prince, you dare to say that the Ming Dynasty will perish in the future, and you lead two Wengguan people all the way to climb a mountain and just say a few words? Fortunately, I wasn't stupid enough to say that Chongzhen hanged himself instead of hanging himself.
The biggest shortcoming of this book is that it overshadows the main content. The author wanted to write an epic masterpiece, but forgot one thing - this is an online novel. If it's too scattered, it won't attract readers. Without readers, how valuable would it be?
I just feel depressed all the time and fell into the wrong trap.
It's boring, waiting for Chongzhen to die, even if you kill the king in the middle, it will be more interesting. Follow the rules, look forward and backward, don't take risks, drag and leave, and have to wait until there is an emergency before leaving. The pace is so slow, originally I wanted to see what changes, but the result is still this boring. If I didn't see the protagonist at the beginning to rob the minister, I would have been unbearable. Damn it, seeing the royal brothers being kind and filial, harmonious and everything is so disgusting, I can't stand it.
Well, after reading about twenty chapters, I generally feel that the protagonist is very weak and the description is too focused to be of any practical use.
Is this prince stupid? He knew that the Ming Dynasty was divided into different classes, but he still bowed to the lowest military officer. Even if you are the prince, you dare to say that the Ming Dynasty will perish in the future, and you lead two Wengguan people all the way to climb a mountain and just say a few words? Fortunately, I wasn't stupid enough to say that Chongzhen hanged himself instead of hanging himself.