I Asked Zhu Di to Pretend to Be My Father, but He Actually Took It Seriously.

In the thirty-first year of Hongwu, Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne and summoned King Yan Zhu Di and his four sons to return to the capital in an attempt to reduce the vassal and control Zhu Di. King Yan Zhu Di pretended to be ill and prayed to Zhu Yunwen to release his four sons back to Peiping. Zhu Yunwen refused and released only the third son of King Yan, leaving only the fourth son Zhu Gaocan, who was only four years old, in Nanjing as a backup. In the same month, Zhu Di pretended to be crazy and returned to Peiping, whereupon he launched the Fengtian Jingnan Incident. In the fourth year of Jianwen's reign, the Peking Army invaded Nanjing. Emperor Jianwen disappeared in the fire of the Forbidden City in Nanjing. Also missing was Zhu Gaocan, the fourth son of King Yan. In the first year of Yongle, King Zhu Di of Yan overthrew Emperor Jianwen and ascended the throne, and ordered the Jinyi Guards to secretly search for Zhu Gaocan all over the world, but to no avail. … In the seventh year of Yongle, Xiao Fan traveled through the Ming Dynasty and arranged a marriage with the county magistrate's lady. However, a father was added to the family tree out of thin air. He needs to temporarily find someone to pretend to be his father and go to the county government to propose marriage. "Uncle Huang, do me a favor, can you play my father for a while?" Zhu Di:? In the days that followed, this Uncle Huang often regarded himself as Xiao Fan's father. Until one day, Uncle Huang changed his mind and said, "Fourth, I won't act anymore. I am really your father." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.