Daming: Zhu Biao's Last Words, I Still Have a Son

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu's reign, Prince Zhu Biao was critically ill. On the verge of death, he left his last words. He has a son who lives among the people. Zhu Yuanzhang went crazy and searched all over the country, just to fulfill his son's last wish. … Zhu Tong has traveled through the Ming Dynasty for more than ten years. Everything was fine, but one day I met a strange old man. Old man: Baby! Come with us, why are you eating muddy*? Zhu Tong: This is called roasted sweet potato. I'm speechless... Old man: Taro stems are so delicious. How did you grow them, my dear? Zhu Tong: Hey! That's what I feed the pigs, old man! Old man: Baby! Did you write this poem? We Ming literati were all shocked. Zhu Tong: Low-key, low-key... Old man: "My dear, we also have a secret to tell you. In fact, we are the Ming Emperor... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.