Great Ming: The Illegitimate Imperial Grandson Was Driven Away by Zhu Yuanzhang

Zhu Biao's final letter: Father, you have another grandson. He is the son of the palace maid you drove away all those years ago.

I secretly taught him myself, and he has already become a fine young man!

By the Qinhuai River, in a tavern.

Old Huang: What do you think of the current emperor?

Zhu Hao: He kills the donkey after it has ground the grain and burns the bridge after crossing it. You'd have to be blind to work for him!

Old Huang: ????

That year, an army of a million men laid siege to the city.

Zhu Hao watched as Old Huang, clad in a dragon robe, walked out through the city gate, and instantly understood everything.

Old Huang roared: If you won't work for me, at least don't attack the city!

I'm your own grandfather!...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.