Ming Dynasty: the Concubine Gave Birth to the Emperor's Grandson and Was Driven Away by Zhu Yuanzhang

Zhu Biao's suicide note: "Father, you also have a grandson, who was born to the maid you drove away back then." "My son taught me behind his back, and now he has become a talented person!" On the bank of the Qinhuai River, in a restaurant. Old Huangtou: "What do you think of the current emperor?" Zhu Hao: "He unloaded mills and killed donkeys, crossed rivers and demolished bridges, and I went to work for him only after I became blind!" Old Huangtou: "????" That year, a million troops came to the city. Zhu Hao saw the old Huangtou wearing a dragon robe walking out of the city gate and understood everything instantly. Old Huangtou roared: "If you don't work for us, don't attack the city!" "We are your grandfather!"... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.