The Great Ming's Strongest Imperial Grandson: Asking the Emperor for Death at the Start
大明：最强太孙，开局求老朱赐死
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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- Qimao
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Reader comments 44
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The writing is like shit. There is no logic at all. I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters. It's hard to imagine that a woman who could climb to the position of a princess could even deduct food. No problem with Lu was found for more than ten years. The pig's feet awakening said the problem was exposed in two pages.
Very good, I hope I can read 100 chapters a day
To be honest, how much money was spent on the ratings? Only a hundred or so of them were published to achieve such a high rating. The streets are full of novels with this theme.
It's too bad. Over two hundred chapters, I haven't been able to defeat the man named Lu, and even after reading it, I haven't killed Zhu Yunwen... I'm really convinced...
The first is the dispensable Jin Yiwei. The Jin Yiwei in the article is as incompetent as a blind man. The emperor has arranged for Jin Yiwei to monitor the East Palace. It stands to reason that all the maids and eunuchs in the East Palace are under the surveillance of Jin Yiwei. As a result, he was left blind. Lu arranged for someone to take away the protagonist's poisoned pillow and incense, throw them into the well water, and bury them in the soil. There were so many abnormal behaviors, but none of the Jin Yiwei noticed them. The subsequent plot is even more childish and ridiculous, like a group of kindergarten children playing tricks on each other. Whether it is the far-sighted emperor Zhu Yuanzhang or the imperial guards who walk in the dark to monitor the ministers, they are all like being blinded by their wisdom.
Really Nan Bang, writing some useless palace battles, spent a long time, was poisoned and Mao was not found out. After a while, he said that a cook was found to be poisoned, he was so angry that he took away the people around Lu and sentenced him to death. You said he burned the Old Summer Palace and he admitted it, and then asked him to bring out the evidence. The truth was revealed immediately, he was just a slave.
The content is good, very interesting
The cliché of Lu Zheng telling the truth can only be found in comedies...
It's stinky and watery, and I don't want to read it, except that it was interesting at the beginning and then became more and more watery after 50 chapters.
With Zhu Yuanzhang's character, he was suspicious of the Lu family at the beginning. If he made any slight move later, he would be killed by all the nine clans without any evidence. However, the author's writing was too witty, or too wild, which made me suspect that Zhu Yuanzhang and the Lu family were having an affair.