Daming: Don't Ask, I Really Don't Know How to Fight!

In the eighth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, Liu Bowen died of serious illness. At this time, Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang and Prince Zhu Biao were summering in Huangshan, and all affairs in the court were handled by Hu Weiyong, the left prime minister of Zhongshu Province. Hu Weiyong was so powerful because he and Liu Bowen had a long-standing quarrel. Therefore, in Liu Bowen's mourning hall, all the officials were afraid of Hu Weiyong, but no one went to express condolences in front of Liu Bowen's mourning hall! Only the empress, who was inconvenient due to illness, ordered the female officials in the palace to offer a stick of incense in front of Liu Bowen's tomb! Liu Bowen's eldest son Liu Lian sent his father's coffin to his hometown in Qingtian for burial. Only Song Lian and Lu Chang, the ministers of the court, paid homage to each other in a remote place at the gate of the city. When the coffin was walking to cause trouble, Liu Lian was stopped by a group of Huaixi disciples. They chased and fought, set off firecrackers to celebrate, and said: "The old man is finally dead, a good death, a good death!" When Zhu Yuanzhang heard about this incident at the Huangshan Palace, Lei Lei was furious and immediately arranged for Prince Zhu Biao to return to the palace that day. A bloody storm has completely begun in Nanjing! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.