Returning to the Ming Dynasty to Become a Prince
回到明朝当藩王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Li Jinglong is just a minister, how can he be so awesome that he can force the prince and the vassal king in the court? The protagonist just accepts the punishment and gambles his life when others force him to do so, and there is no cost to others? What IQ
It's beautiful and interesting, but the ending left me a little disappointed and emotional.
The writing is very messy. I have never figured out the author's writing style tomorrow. I want to describe everyone, but it is not thorough enough. The plot is also very messy and I don't know where the author focuses. It seems that he wants to write everything, but it is very boring and very dull.
First of all, Zhu Xiongying is the eldest son of Zhu Biao, Zhu Yunwen is the concubine, and Zhu Yunxi is the second legitimate son. Queen Ma gave birth to four sons and one daughter for Zhu Yuanzhang. The four characters are the prince, King Jin of Qin, and the king of Yan. One daughter is Princess Ping'an.
It's very contradictory. It can be seen in the book that I checked the historical data, but it is obvious that there are not many at all. The author does not understand that if Zhu Biao was alive, Zhu Di would not rebel at all. The Zhu brothers were brought up by Zhu Biao. Not to mention this, Zhu Di himself said in the book that when Zhu Biao was the emperor, he obeyed, but he kept messing around and was not a minister. The author wrote that the dignified Yongle Emperor was a villain who was unfaithful, unfilial and unjust. Isn't it ridiculous?
Very nice
The Zhu Chongba you wrote is too useless, and the Yongle Emperor you wrote is too no-nonsense. If Yongle Emperor was really sinister, he would not have eaten pig food for several years. When writing this kind of thing, at least read more about history, not to say follow history, but don't go too far, just say Li Jinglong, he is just a dude, how dare he dance like this in front of Hongwu?
I feel that Pig's Feet has no temper at all. Several dogs are around to frame him every day. He seems to have never seen it. Be a good gentleman and be convinced.
I feel so, but I feel very sad that Zhu Xiongying is gone.
This novel would be better without the heroine