Great Ming: Faking My Death to Break Out of the Coffin, Snatching Xu Miaoyun from the Start

Xu Miaoyun was thirteen years older than Zhu Xiongying. Zhu Xiongying died in the fifteenth year of Hongwu. Xu Miaoyun gave birth to Zhu Gaosui in the fifteenth year of Hongwu. The three brothers Zhu Gaochi were all born. Moreover, Zhu Xiongying was eight years old in the fifteenth year of Hongwu. You are so stupid.

According to the timeline, the protagonist is only nine years old. Can the author pay more attention to it? Wouldn't it be strange for someone in his 20s to directly look at a nine-year-old? If you want to write a relationship, the protagonist must be around 14 years old at least.

I have read so many novels of the early Ming Dynasty, but this one completely treats the ancients as fools. They can do nothing but be the main character's yes-men.

Zhu Biao, his nephew, became Xu Da's in-laws in an instant, and Zhu Yuanzhang was ecstatic

Planting twenty kilograms of potatoes in three months will produce a thousand kilograms per mu. Tell me how to save 100,000 people?

Zhu Yuntong, did your brother leave it alone?

Xu Miaoyun and Zhu Di are about the same age. Plus Xu Da and Zhu Yuanzhang are brothers. How could Xu Miaoyun be married to Zhu Yuanzhang's grandson? Then his name is Zhu Yuanzhang. The seniority is confusing. Zhu Biao calls Xu Da and both are uncles. How can Zhu Xiongying be with Xu Miaoyun?

Queen Ma also comes from a scholarly family, so it's not appropriate for me to speak up and shut up.

After reading that book for a week, you finally told me that you had opened another one

There were over a hundred pictures, and only then did Xu Miaoyun have a role.