At the Beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Yongle Begged Me to Proclaim Himself Emperor.

My grandson has been found like this, and you said you started to deny me and I can't stand it anymore. How long has it been since so many things have been combined and the protagonist didn't notice at all? And the prince and princess don't dare to recognize them? Even though he was treated like this by the Han family, Zhu Di didn't even recognize his grandson? If I were given my true identity, would there be so many things happening? After more than 200 chapters, I didn't even acknowledge my relatives. I'm convinced.

It looks good, I hope the author will update it soon.

I am your fan. I feel really uncomfortable when I see some people making fun of you. In my heart, you are a kind person who keeps working hard for your goals. I will always support you, so can you kowtow to me?

Good

It starts off well enough to keep people interested in watching. Around chapter 60, I started to feel something was wrong, and from chapter 77 to 80, it was completely off track. Small issues like where the protagonist lives can be ignored when watching, but some big plot issues are definitely the core factor in persuading people to quit. 1. Concubine Wei's plan to frame the murder was too sloppy. Since there are thieves under his command who can steal the money bag silently, why can't they steal a meat bun silently? For example, it can be designed so that after the deceased bought the buns, he did not eat them immediately on the street, but planned to take them to a vegetable stall and set up a stall before eating. This way, there would be a chance to steal the buns on the road. For example, he bumped into the buns when no one was paying attention and threw the poisoned buns on the ground. The deceased thought it was just an accident and took the poisoned buns back as meat buns. This is a direct death without evidence. 2. The protagonist has killed someone. At this time, the protagonist, the deceased, and the deceased's daughter are surrounded by the people. How can the killer stab the deceased's daughter to death silently in full view of the public, with the knife still at the protagonist's feet, and no one (including the protagonist who has the strength to kill thousands of households in the army with one blow) notices? 3. Continuing from 2, since there is such an awesome killer, why not send him for the last rape? 4. The princess and the dandy lead the dead men to a restaurant and carry a three-stone bow with them. This small problem can be ignored. The protagonist can accept the arrow with his bare hands. But when the royal guards come to the door and find that the princess is the only one, they don't send anyone to search or pursue them? Everyone assumes that the princess can pull a three-stone bow, right? The Jin Yiwei team came to their senses. 5. If the Jinyiwei had this ability, it would make sense that the emperor would always be stupid. After all, there is a team just like the leader. 6. The protagonist becomes wise. 7. The psychological quality of the princess and the dandy is extremely different. They are like glass, and their emotions are out of control very suddenly. 8. The psychological descriptions of various characters always stop at being moved by themselves and keep repeating them. For example, Jie Jin approached an old friend to promote a new doctrine. After being rejected, he could write: Jie Jin stood outside the gate, looking at the back of his old friend who left in anger, and then looking at the article by the emperor's grandson in his hand. He made up his mind and silently went to the next old friend's home. There is absolutely no need to make a large portion of Chicken Soup for the Soul and force yourself to drink it. The first psychological activity should be written in depth to introduce the background to the readers, and then just click through to the end. Repeated soups will only make the readers feel that they are not counting the words.

As a time traveler, I feel that the protagonist has become mentally retarded after he recognizes his ancestors and returns to his clan. The more I watch, the more speechless I am. I didn't expect that the heroine's family will actually be wiped out. I can't watch it. I would have stopped watching if I knew it. If the Ming Dynasty were really left in the hands of such a mentally retarded person, I feel like the country could be destroyed.

Nice

I've given up on the book. The first one or two hundred chapters are okay, but the rest is hard to finish. As the protagonist of modern time travel, how could he not know the power of Prince Zhu Gaochi? How could he not know that the King of Han would rebel? He didn't know until Zhu Di told him.

The plot is orderly and the characterization is very vivid. The love line between Zhu Zhanji and Shen Qingqiu seemed a bit outrageous at first, but the more you watch it, the more exciting it becomes. It is very interesting and highly recommended. Big cheers for the author!

The author is not talented and doesn't know, but he must have little knowledge. Some of the history, geography, and characters are all wrong, and there are many typos. It's not like you know what the word should be at a glance, but you have to guess for a long time to guess what the word should be. In addition, the description of the characters is also very bad, almost completely copying the Ming Dynasty. The protagonist's IQ has dropped since he became the emperor's grandson. Lu went downstairs and contradicted Zhu Di. Who dared to contradict Emperor Yongle casually? He dared to imitate the Second Master and go to meetings alone without any backup plan. He was impulsive, reckless, whimsical, and idealistic in everything he did. Also, even if Xia Yujue and Hu Shanxiang didn't like it, he had to like Little Red Dress. In ancient times, Little Red Dress's behavior would have been a pig cage, and her words and deeds were unrestrained. How is it different from a woman who cleans up a building? How can such a person be worthy of Mother Yi Tianxia? Last but not least, the plot is too slow. Things that can be solved in ten chapters must be written in thirty or forty chapters. Overall, it is readable, but it is not as good as expected (not a typo, just to pass the review)