Ming Dynasty: the Poorest Grandson of the Emperor, Lao Zhu Begged Me for Corruption

Traveling through the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, he became the emperor's grandson Zhu Yunhuan and was bound to the donation system. Every donation he makes brings huge returns. As a result, Zhu Yunhuan spent a lot of money and donated everything his family could donate. But who knew that Hu Weiyong accused Zhu Yunhuan of embezzling people's money and taking it for his own use. Zhu Chongba took hundreds of officials to his mansion to look for dirt. But looking at Zhu Yunhuan's family, Zhu Yuanzhang and the ministers were dumbfounded. "This is His Highness's residence. Why are you still eating brown rice and vegetable leaves despite your growth?" "It's been three years of mending and patching, and I, Ming Dynasty... Have suffered so much, Your Highness!" "I didn't expect my grandson to live such a miserable life without even a few decent maids. In fact... It's okay if you are greedy!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.