
Daming: I Remonstrated Every Day, Yongle Was so Angry That I Cried!
大明:天天死谏,永乐被我气哭了!
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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This book is more suitable for writing about Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Yunwen as the protagonists. The logic of the novel is not very correct. Well, the writing is very confusing.
It is really unacceptable to try to whitewash Zhu Qizhen's article
It really gets messier the more I write it. Is it really written by a person?
The more I write, the messier it becomes.
Either you just scold Zhu Di directly and ask him to kill you, or you can express your opinion carefully and if this emperor doesn't work, then change to another emperor... It's hard to explain in one word
There are a lot of typos, but the writing is okay, but I haven't learned the history clearly. It's okay if I don't know it, but I can write something similar.
Does the author know the history of the Ming Dynasty, but does he not know the times? Wei Zhongxian ran to the front of Zhu Qizhen? During the Zhu Di period, it was said that the Ming Dynasty had three emperors in hundreds of years? Why, the last emperor of your family died at the age of 100, and the next emperor ascended the throne at the age of one?
Oh, I was fooled by him in Versailles, and I was pretended to be by him again. Oh, I am envious.
You clearly want to die, but you still give Zhu Di advice, and you still want to say that it's because you want to die. Why don't you just scold Zhu Di? If you can't write, don't write random titles.
If you don't know the historical facts, then what else should you write?