Ming God of Wealth: My Brother-In-Law Is Zhu Yuanzhang

That year, there were natural and man-made disasters, and people died of hunger everywhere. Zhu Yuanzhang entrusted his only surviving sister Zhu Guizhi to Han Fei, a poor boy who had peed and played in the mud since he was a child. He went to Huangjue Temple to become a monk and became a monk. A few years later, Zhu Yuanzhang returned to his secular life and joined the Red Scarf Army. He returned to his hometown to recruit soldiers and grain, and found that Han Fei had become the richest man in Zhongli Village. Zhu Yuanzhang: "Brother-in-law, Emperor Yuan is immoral. Why don't we rebel together? I will be the emperor and you will be the prime minister and rule the world. This will be so damn happy." Han Fei: "No, no, no, Zhu Chongba, you are just after my money and my food." Zhu Guizhi: "Lang Jun, Zhu Chongba is your brother-in-law after all. For my sake..." Han Fei: "Stop talking about Zhu Guizhi and He Li, you Voldemort!" But in the end, Han Fei not only became the richest man in Ming Dynasty, but also the God of Wealth. When generals from all walks of life see each other, they must also salute: Sir... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.