Extending the Life of the Great Ming

You're a Ming Dynasty emperor, yet you call the Jurchens "Great Qing"?

I've come to read your work. Wishing you continued success and prosperity.

Multiple plot lines can make the story more dramatic, but a single plot line can make the writing flow smoothly; each has its own advantages.

I personally feel that the protagonist's aura isn't strong enough. By the way, could you please give him a few more? And give me one too.

The Nine Heavens Sword Emperor has come to visit and check in. Please add this to your favorites.

I was drawn in by the image of Zhao Kuangyin on the cover of "The Splendor of Wangchuan," but all I can say is that any book that steals images of Wangchuan is hardly a good read, and this one is clearly no exception.

You can tell the author's mind isn't working properly after just one page.

It's inexplicable; it would be better if he died, he brought it on himself. His reckless actions are just foolishness, indiscriminate killing of innocents.

Quickly conquer North America and Australia

On the last day of the seventeenth year of the Chongzhen Emperor's reign, Chongzhen had no control over Beijing. Nobles and ministers outwardly complied but inwardly defied him, all wanting to seize him to curry favor with Li Zicheng. His imperial edicts were too weak to be used even for cleaning up messes; who would listen to them? He even wanted to escape Beijing. Wu Sangui, seeing him, would probably want to emulate Cao Cao.