Ming Dynasty Starts with the Scholar Prince Beating the Rebel Leader

Zhu Chun traveled to the early Ming Dynasty, became Zhu Yuanzhang's eleventh son, and was bound to the lord system. Zhu Chun loved to stay in his study since he was a child, and was called a scholar of Shu by Zhu Yuanzhang. In the land of Fanshu, Zhu Yuanzhang was afraid that he would be bullied, so he gave him 300,000 taels of gold and arranged for him to have the Ming God of War as his father-in-law. But why did I hear that when Zhu Chun entered Shu, the first thing he did was to beat up the leader of the northwest rebel bandits and burn his base camp. What, the squires of Chengdu Prefecture were given land? Why, the quelling of the rebellion in the northwest was also done by a scholar? I heard that Chengdu is a place where the richest people are vying to go now? ..... Is this still my Lao Zhu's scholarly son? No, I have to go take a look! "Boss, come with me to see your eleventh brother!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.