Ming Dynasty: Crying at the Wrong Grave at the Beginning, Zhu Yuanzhang Died in Filial Piety

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Prince Zhu Biao passed away. Hundreds of officials paid their respects, and the whole country mourned. … As soon as Zhu Yunxi crossed over, he found himself in a cemetery. The person buried now seems to be the cheap dad from his previous life. Zhu Yunxi, who didn't know why, was forced by his stepmother to go to mourn. Kneeling in front of the grave, Zhu Yunxi cried so loudly that his whole life's tears had accumulated up to this moment. "Dad! Why did you abandon me!" "Dad, how can I live alone in this world!" "Dad! Come back quickly!" But for some reason, when Zhu Yunxi cried, everyone around him stopped crying and looked at him with strange eyes. Suddenly, an old man with a white beard came out from behind Zhu Yunxi. He glared angrily. "Asshole! You are unfilial!" "You can't even recognize your father's grave?" Zhu Yunxi:? ? ? Crying at the wrong grave? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.