Great Ming: No More Mischief, I'll Be a Good Emperor

A son of a high-ranking official in the criminal investigation team, and he's this incompetent? In officialdom, there's never a second thought—no mercy for the enemy. If this is how it is in a society governed by law, how much more harmonious must feudal society have been? Besides, no crown prince has ever failed to become emperor and survived. That's why so many crown princes staged coups to seize power. It feels like the protagonist's intelligence was forcibly lowered after transmigrating; he doesn't even understand this basic common sense. Even if he hasn't eaten pork in modern society, hasn't he at least seen pigs run? I can't watch anymore.

I gritted my teeth and read up to Chapter Nine, sweating profusely—it was truly shocking! I dare not guess the author's age, but I'd estimate he's probably in high school. A work must first consider its target audience. Historical works, in particular, should appeal to readers of a certain age and with some social experience, possessing a basic understanding of history. Frankly, it's not easy to fool them. Historical works typically have a general historical background, then the protagonist gradually grows through the events, sometimes with ease, sometimes struggling, sometimes smoothly, sometimes through hardship, ultimately achieving great success and dominance. It's basically a Hollywood formula. The plot unfolds, the main character is established...

During the Ming Dynasty, officials did not use the term "slave" when meeting the emperor; they used "" (chen, meaning subject/minister). This practice only existed during the Manchu Qing Dynasty.

When did you actually write this book? You haven't updated it for several years, have you?

The writing is mediocre; the main character is too immature.

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