
Tomorrow
明天子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Add more men and women, Li Shiwen will inevitably become boring
Please don't dampen the author's enthusiasm, it's good to read some for free, 😒😄😄😄
The Ming Dynasty's Double God of War Zhu Qizhen Zhu Qiyu
The writing style is good, but the pace is too slow. The protagonist, who succeeded to the throne at the age of eight, is the Queen Mother and is shrewd and capable. The Queen Mother dotes on him, and the three important ministers are loyal. As a result, the protagonist behaves like a baby every day. I really don't know what he is afraid of. The dynasty did not face any internal or external troubles. As cowardly as a grandson. He is obviously an emperor, but he has to ask others about everything, even when it comes to eating and going to the toilet. There are no rights at all. It will take at least six or seven years for the protagonist to take power. I don't understand what rights the protagonist will have after six or seven years? His power has long been divided among the important officials of the imperial court. After seeing more than 20 photos, I quit. I really don't know how many years it will take for him to take power. In this case, as long as the protagonist does not use too many methods, he will not be targeted. If it weren't for the fact that the protagonist's inner dialogue is somewhat modernized. It is impossible to tell that the protagonist has traveled through time, and his behavior is no different from that of the cowardly princes who usually grow up in the palace.
I don't understand the current ratings. Those so-called cool articles, which have neither common knowledge of literature and history nor writing skills, can get a rating of 9 points or so. This book is indeed well written, with a rating of only 8 points.
It is very realistic. Traveling back to ancient times, even the emperor is not omnipotent and can do whatever he wants. There is no small matter in the country. Each decree will have feedback from relevant political groups and stakeholders, and the description of each group is also very detailed. In particular, the prince's rebellion is both inevitable and an improvement to the entire book.
The growth history of a generation of emperors, but this novel is too descriptive. I feel sorry for the prince, but it was true in the background era at that time. In history, powerful emperors and princes are not suitable for people. Qin Shihuang, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Zhu Biao died early, and Kangxi,
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The book is good, everyone's IQ is online, and the characters are well written.
This is the novel that is closest to the ancient emperors since I read time travel novels. It has so many golden fingers and does not regard the ancients as fools. I am optimistic about your author.