Grand Master of Ming Dynasty

Introduction to the work: In the fifteenth year of Hongwu's reign, Queen Ma passed away and abandoned Zhu Yuanzhang, who was crying heartbrokenly. In late autumn, the whole city of Jinling is deserted. Zhu Di, who traveled thousands of miles south to pay his respects, wished he could cry to death on the spot. It was also this year that Zhu Di met the noble man of his life, Yao Guangxiao. There was also a junior fellow student standing next to the latter. "His Royal Highness King Yan, this is the poor monk's junior brother, whose dharma name is Daoming."

Recommended by the old white book on history, it currently has 1.25 Million words and has been completed! Traveling back in time to the Hongwu period, what was it like to become a monk at Tianjie Temple, and also become the younger brother of the black prime minister Yao Guangxiao? There was no stinky and long foreplay. It took the protagonist half a year to quickly return to secular life and step into the Ming Dynasty...

[Grain] Traveling back in time to the Hongwu period, what was it like to become a monk of Tianjie Temple, and also became the junior disciple of the black prime minister Yao Guangxiao? There was no stinky and long foreplay. It took the protagonist half a year to quickly return to secular life and step into the Ming Dynasty...

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