Ming Dynasty: Let Me, the King of Han, Supervise the Country, Zhu Di Is Fooling Around

On the way back from the Ming Dynasty's Northern Expedition. The king of Han Dynasty, Zhu Gaoxu, was soul-pierced by the time traveler Zhu Fugui. Unexpectedly, Zhu Gaoxu's soul was powerful, and Zhu Fugui was counterattacked. Zhu Gaoxu devoured Zhu Fugui's memory. He also obtained a time-travel door and could travel to Zhu Fugui's rental house at any time. Zhu Di was afraid that his sons would kill each other for the throne after his death. So these things must be prevented while he is alive. The most likely person to rebel was Zhu Gaoxu, the king of Han. So he thought of letting Zhu Gaoxu supervise the country One is to weaken Zhu Gaoxu's military power. Second, it made him understand that tedious government affairs are no easier than fighting. Thirdly, it can allow the second prince to pass the budget for the Northern Expedition, and it can also intimidate the prince, achieving multiple goals with one stone. But this time Zhu Di was playful. I saw that King Zhu Gaoxu of Han had reorganized his cabinet, and government affairs were very relaxed. What? Severe drought in Shandong and Henan! Our Ming army is not only an army of the royal family, but also an army of the people. See what it means to be united across the country. The introduction is weak, please read the text This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.