Daming: My Son-In-Law Is Actually the Prince of the Current Dynasty

In the thirty-fourth year of Jiajing's reign, a magical child holding a golden sword was born in the Prince Yu's Mansion of Prince Zhu Zaihe! Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houcong was greatly surprised when he heard about this, so he named him Zhu Yiyi. In the fourth year of Zhu Yiyi's birth, Emperor Jiajing dreamed of a figure holding a golden sword and preparing to assassinate him. A Taoist priest named Lan Daoxing said that the emperor's grandson Zhu Yiyi was an ominous person who would endanger the life of Emperor Jiajing. So Emperor Jiajing believed that the real man went to Prince Yu's Mansion overnight to execute his own grandson Zhu Yiyi! When the crown prince Zhu Zaihe received the news and wanted to resist the decree, a maid took the initiative to replace Zhu Yiyi with her son. Zhu Yiyi was carried in a wooden barrel and placed nearby in the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal. He was later missing... There is only one sentence about Zhu Yiyi in the history books: "In the thirty-eighth year of Jiajing reign, Zhu Yiyi, the eldest son of Emperor Mu Zong of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Zaihe, passed away. He was only four years old and was posthumously named Prince Xianhuai." … Many years later, Zhu Zaihe: "My daughter, come back with me to inherit the throne!" Zhou Ling'er: "What? My son-in-law is actually the current prince!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.