Great Ming: My Dad Is Zhu Gaozu, Known Across the Jianghu as the Rebel Emperor

I originally read the first ten chapters and thought they were pretty good. Why are the scores so low? Chapter 11 is really awesome. Your father has punished everyone else in the Ten Clan and has an undying hatred for her. She even wants to kill you and yet you let her go. You said you can't do it and you don't have any guards? There is really no logic at all. If you didn't say that you traveled back in time to help your father get the throne at that time, you just wanted to go to Yunnan, so why did you just travel back and forth and just have fun?

There's not much to say. Don't read it with your brain. When you put yourself in it, you will find that it is very good, very close, and not rigid at all. I just don't know if the author has updated it. It hasn't been updated for half a month. Anyway, I laughed so hard in the past two days that my stomach hurt. The reviewers must have read it with their brains, uh, don't worry about them, they should read the um serious articles. The typical rating has been lowered, which is good. Didn't the author buy the trolls? 😁😁😁 I voted for the monthly vote anyway, uh, come on, author

I saw Chapter 41. The protagonist is set to be 12 years old and talks with Zhu Di and the Three Kings about reform, system change, and national development. When my 12-year-old son said that he had taught himself high school subjects for three years, he could take the college entrance examination directly, and he did have those books in his bookcase. I would think he was a child prodigy. But when he said he had figured out wormholes and had no problem with theory and practice, I would only think he was possessed by aliens.

Too smart

Speechless! The son of a prince! A son of the King of Han! Going out without a guard? No secret guards to protect you yet? How did Zhu Di forget it when he came to power?