Ming Dynasty: Persuading Father to Rebel, Lao Zhu Personally Handed over the Dragon Robe

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, Zhu Xiongying died of illness, and Zhu Yong traveled through time, but was stupid for ten years. Ten years later, Zhu Yong regained consciousness, met his biological father Zhu Biao, and immediately persuaded him to rebel. After Zhu Biao obeyed, he began to prepare for rebellion. With Zhu Yong's help, the prince's troops and horses in the East Palace had sufficient money and food. "Your Majesty, the Crown Prince's East Palace is as financially wealthy as the country. This means rebellion!" "It doesn't matter!" "Your Majesty, a large number of exquisite ordnance and firearms were found underground in the prince's palace. There may be signs of rebellion." "It doesn't matter!" Zhu Yunwen saw that it was useless to ask his subordinates to report the matter, so he came to report it himself. "Grandpa, my eldest brother is not dead. He encouraged my father to rebel. Now the army is approaching the city. Please grandpa punish my eldest brother and father for the crime of rebellion." Zhu Yuanzhang: "Come here, put our dragon robe on Biao'er." "Well, our Lao Zhu's son looks so handsome in a dragon robe!" 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.