
I'm Really Not the Carpenter Emperor
我真不是木匠皇帝
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Zhang Weixian's son is Zhang Zhiji, not Zhang Shize, but his grandson. Yuan Chonghuan resisted the three decrees. Should he be kept waiting for Chongzhen to kill him? I don't know what I'm writing in the whole text, it's a mess, it's reasonable, it's based on facts, it's a battle of wits and courage with the Donglin Party when the country is almost gone.
Writing history indiscriminately may not be completely consistent with history for the sake of plot, but deliberately ignoring the facts and stating the truth instead of the truth is offensive. First, Mrs. Shexiang served the country loyally, and then Du Tong and others fought for the crown and seal. Then Zhang Shenwu and Zhou Dunji looted the She family's thousand-year wealth, and finally went north to aid the Liao Dynasty. Xu Ke asked Chongqing to inspect the army and forcibly laid off half of the chieftains, but still did not receive military pay, money or food. Moreover, the southwestern chieftains had been brutally suppressed and ruthlessly exploited by Ming Dynasty officials, which led to a large number of responders. How did Baizhan Bingma Qiancheng die? In fact, there were many rebellions among the troops of Saarhu who supported Liao, almost to the point of being in chaos without an army. Moreover, the chieftain soldiers such as Baigan soldiers and She'an are really good at fighting. If the Ming Dynasty does not mess up the southwest, there may still be hope...
It's all wrong, all kinds of mistakes, all kinds of holes left unfilled! Cao Wenzhao ordered Cao Bianjiao to be father and son, uncle and nephew! It doesn't feel like it was written by one person! Wei Zhongxian was granted the title of Duke twice! All kinds of funny mistakes!
Be a shitty emperor and make sense in everything
The finishing touches are not very good
I deliberately disgusted the readers, little minions, please remember that someone like Wang Huazhen deliberately allowed him to cause trouble, and said that it was boring to push all the way... Hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians deserve to die, right? Then why do you want to wear Tianqi? You can just wear Chongzhen. You keep saying that you are too busy to go to the harem for the Ming Dynasty, and then you pull the big one. I can tolerate the poor handling of details in many places. I really can't bear to see someone like Wang Huazhen still commanding soldiers on the front line to kill people. I can accept it if I just start the chapter directly and write that I don't know the history of the Ming Dynasty. In the end, how did the little guy get up and where he fought was clearly explained, and you, the feudal official, were deliberately ignored by me. I don't want to push back on the war scenes, but you can't write them out. The war scenes are written in a mess. I don't want to push you to write more about reforms. It's okay to write more about reforms. There were so many contradictions in the late Ming Dynasty that you can write about them everywhere. You have to let the boar skin disgust the readers.
I don't know what on earth you are writing about.
There are too many typos, the last name is changed every other page, and there is a lack of logic and common sense.
The plot is a bit confusing
Standing from God's perspective, doing stupid things