Daming: My Dear Sage, I Will Pass This Throne to You for Sure!

Traveling through the Ming Dynasty, he became the emperor's grandson Zhu Yunwen. As soon as he arrived, his father died and he was about to become the tragic Emperor Jianwen in history. It is impossible to activate the Ming Dynasty National Games System. In order to prevent the tragic fate from happening again, he had no choice but to continue to seek death, in line with the national destiny of the Ming Dynasty. He angrily criticized Donghuang Zicheng and Qitai, the companions of the East Palace, saying that Confucianism is useless! We must burn books and humiliate Confucians so that a hundred schools of thought can contend. He picked up corpses from the Qinhuai River and was hunted by his father-in-law all over the world! There was a great disaster in Guanzhong, and Lao Zhu carried out relief and food supplies. Add sand directly to the grain! The remnants of the Mongolian Tatars at the border are determined to rebel. Zhu Yunwen, carrying the coffin and fighting! "If we don't raise your ashes, you won't be worthy of being a descendant of the Zhu family." Unexpectedly, all the things he did would have a special meaning in Lao Zhu's eyes. Lao Huai was delighted and called out. "Yun Wen will inherit the throne, and we will be the generals of the Ming Dynasty. We will not cede territory, make marriages, or have annual coins. The emperor will guard the country, and the king will die in the country." "My dear holy grandson, our great Ming Dynasty passed on to you is safe!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.