Ming Dynasty: Trapped for a Thousand Years, He Became the Emperor's Eldest Grandson

In the 19th year of Hongwu's reign, Zhu Yuanzhang took his confidants for a private visit. In the porridge shed where the government gave alms to the poor, I met a young beggar who looked very much like the eldest grandson of the late emperor. "Boy, you are our lost grandson!" "Who are you calling me boy? If it really depends on your age, I'm afraid you, an old man, will have to call me Zhu Jiuling as your ancestor!" "Boy, you are really our eldest grandson!" "Hey! I won't tell you anymore. After dinner, I was busy borrowing money to bury Old Man Chen!" "As long as you call us Grandpa Huang, we will help you pay for your burial!" "Pull him down! Old man Huang, I'm not short of money!" "Why don't you come to the porridge shed if you're not short of money?" "You have money to give me, and you still come to the porridge shed?" "Child, you really don't know us?" "Why should I know you, a beggar?" Zhu Yuanzhang was silent now. How did he know that the young man in front of him was not only the emperor's grandson Zhu Xiongying. Still trapped in this day for a thousand years! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.