Daming: I Wrote a Letter to Open the Sea, Xu Miaoyun Forced to Marry

Traveling through the Ming Dynasty and becoming Zhu Yuanzhang's twelfth son, Zhu Bai expressed his helplessness. In the fourteenth year of Hongwu's reign, Zhu Yuanzhang issued another sea ban, but Goldfinger wanted to confront Zhu Chongba. Lao Zhu wanted to ban the sea, so Zhu Bai, who had traveled through time, directly wrote to open the sea. If you make bold statements, you will get thousands of taels of gold in half a year, and you will be able to make peace with Japan in a year. Zhu Yuanzhang and other ministers did not take it seriously. Lao Zhu: "Don't give up half a year. I'll give you one year. If you can't do it, stay in Fuzhou forever!" The news spread and everyone watched the show. However, Xu Miaoyun directly forced the marriage. Zhu Di was stunned and Zhu Bai was also dumbfounded. Everyone was dumbfounded. Xu Da, who was far away in Peiping, could only worry. A year later, Zhu Bai's shiploads of gold were transported into Yingtian Mansion. Up to the sea, everything the sun and moon shine on is the territory of my Ming Dynasty. "What? Zhu Yunwen, you want to cut down the feudal clan, are you sure?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.