Great Ming: Zhu Yuanzhang Secretly Hears the Thoughts of Someone With Multiple Personalities

It's alright, but the part where he's tied up in his own residence by a nanny and two servants and taken to the Imperial Guard's dungeon is a bit gruesome. For a character like the protagonist, whose every word is overheard by the emperor and who has at least a few people secretly following him around, to be secretly kidnapped is truly bizarre.

Zhu Shuang, the second son of the Hongwu Emperor, was appointed Prince of Qin! The author neither understands nor respects history!

Fang Xiaoru was merely waiting for the highest bidder, which angered Judy.

The Queen Consort of Qin was very virtuous, but unfortunately, the King of Qin did not like her.

"Your Highness" is a term used by lower-ranking officials to address members of the royal family; no one would refer to themselves as "Your Highness."

That's nonsense. The King of Qin didn't like the Queen Consort, and Old Zhu couldn't possibly force him to divorce her.

The Three-Stage Strike was invented by the first Prince Mu of the Ming Dynasty; it existed long before that, so why would you need to invent it?

It's just for fun, not for thinking too much.

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