Ming Dynasty: the Sixth Prince, Liu Bowen Begged Me to Kill the Dragon

In the third year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang dreamed about the demise of the Ming Dynasty for days and felt fear in his heart. After summoning all the ministers to discuss, Liu Bowen said that the dragon veins of the world would be cut off, and the Ming Dynasty would last forever. Zhu Yuanzhang sent an order to cut off the dragon veins of the world. After being out of Beijing for several months, Liu Bowen came back disgraced. When seeing Zhu Yuanzhang, Liu Bowen did not dare to say anything clearly, only saying that he was missing a helper. Zhu Yuanzhang asked who his helper was. Liu Bowen said anxiously: The second prince Zhu Ke Hearing Zhu Ke, Wen Wu and Zhu Yuanzhang were in disbelief. Zhu Yuanzhang: Are you sure that such a big thing as cutting off the dragon's veins does not involve Zhu Ke from the fourth and sixth circles? Liu Bowen agreed, and the emperor and his ministers found Zhu Ke who was teaching Queen Ma to dance in the square. Zhu Yuanzhang was furious when he saw this, but Zhu Ke said calmly: This is easy. A few years later, there were several loud explosions in Changbai Mountain, and the dragon veins in the world were cut off. Twenty years later, the prince died of illness. Zhu Yuanzhang: The throne is reserved for you! Zhu Ke: I'm not interested in the throne. Give me my eight-year-old daughter! Zhu Yuanzhang: I'm so angry that I don't care about Si Liu... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.