It's Over, I Stole Zhu Di's Throne
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Traveling back to the Ming Dynasty, he became Zhu Di's fourth son, Zhu Gaoyen, who was only ten years old. At this time, Zhu Di Feng Tianjingnan had already reached the gates of Nanjing and was likely to break through the city and seize the throne at any time. Emperor Jianwen Zhu Yunwen was furious when he failed to seek peace. He wanted to kill Zhu Gaoyuan to vent his anger, and sent his head to provoke Zhu Di. At the critical moment, Zhu Gaoyun came up with a brilliant plan and snatched the throne from Zhu Di before he succeeded in fengtian. Zhu Di looked at Zhu Gaodian, who was sitting on the throne with his legs crossed and throwing the national jade seal with one hand, messy in the wind.
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