My Brother-in-law is Zhu Di
by Lubo
About This Novel
Travel through the early Ming Dynasty. Xu Mu found himself extraordinary. After his meritorious service, he also married Xu Miaojin, the youngest daughter of Zhongshan King Xu Da. Is your brother-in-law Zhu Di? At that time, it was the first year of Jianwen. Zhu Di is still in Peiping, Zhu Yunwen asked me to go undercover in Peiping? That's really great. Xu Mu happily went straight to Peiping with his beautiful wife and Zhu Di's three sons. Xu Mu: Have you discovered everything? I won't pretend anymore after I find out. Yes, I am the number one contributor to Fengtian's efforts to suppress the crisis!
What Readers Think
Rating
Community(0)
Official(3)Scraped 5d ago
How could anyone call Xu Da directly by his name? In private terms, he is the protagonist's father-in-law, and he is also kind to the protagonist; in terms of public relations, his title is high and yours is low.
In ancient times, people with the same surname would not marry. Was this still valued in the Ming Dynasty?
Those three stars are because of the name of the book
Rating
Community(0)
Official(3)Scraped 5d ago
How could anyone call Xu Da directly by his name? In private terms, he is the protagonist's father-in-law, and he is also kind to the protagonist; in terms of public relations, his title is high and yours is low.
In ancient times, people with the same surname would not marry. Was this still valued in the Ming Dynasty?
Those three stars are because of the name of the book
You Might Also Like
Reborn Female General
Qianshan Tea Guest
My Uncle's Name is Zhu Di
History Turns To Ashes
Chinese Medicine of the Ming Dynasty: from the Crisis of the Nine Tribes to the Independent Prime Minister of Hongwu
Half Watermelon
Datang: Please Quickly Invite the Prince to Supervise the Country
Unknown College Students
Ming Dynasty: Empress Ma's Brother Rescues Zhu Xiongying at the Beginning
Ming Dynasty's Strongest Emperor's Uncle
The Xuanwu Gate is Opposite, I Really Don't Want to Be a Grandson
Deification Week
King Wu of Ming Dynasty
Wang Zixu
The Sun Never Sets
Thorny Path
Three Kingdoms: from Woodcutter to General Ji Han
Thousands Of Gold Gone Will Never Come Back
Emperor Ji Han's Teacher, Starting from Teaching Liu Bei to Take Yanzhou
Emperor Ji Han's Master