Grandson of the Red Mansion Emperor
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In the twenty-fourth year of Yonglong (1709 AD), Zhu Fengchun came to the Ming Dynasty and became the fifteenth grandson of Emperor Hongwu and the great grandson of Huangming Emperor. It's just that this Ming Dynasty is a little different. Emperor Taizong is Zhu Biao, the eldest son of Taizu, not Zhu Di, the king of Yan. The Ming Dynasty was very big, with Xing'an Mountains in the north, the Bay of Bengal in the south, and Illinois in the west... The Ming Dynasty was also very small. To Zhu Fengchun, there were only plants, trees, and bricks in Ciqing Palace. If nothing unexpected happens, he will have to wait until two or three years before he can leave the palace and open a mansion. Until that day, a female official named Jia Yuanchun came, and Zhu Fengchun felt more and more that something was wrong! ! The book is also known as: "This Ming Dynasty is Different", "The Cao Thief in the Red Mansion", "The Red Mansion Begins with the Interdiction of Hu Jia Yuanchun"...
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