Ming Dynasty: After Ten Years of Guarding the Mausoleum, the Adopted Son Turned Out to Be the Emperor's Grandson

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, Zhu Xiongying, the grandson of the Ming Dynasty Emperor, died at the age of eight. In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu's reign, Zhu Biao, the crown prince of the Ming Dynasty, who Zhu Yuanzhang had high hopes for, contracted a cold and died of a serious illness. In the same year, Wang Qi, who had traveled through the Ming Dynasty for more than ten years, found his adopted son Wang Ying, who was already an adult and was having a long conversation with a strange old man. "Old man, let me tell you, although my father is just a tomb keeper, my father is very powerful. Have you seen this snowflake salt? This is made by my father..." "Old man, let me tell you, in fact, I am not my father's biological son, I was picked up by him..." "For so many years, my father didn't even ask for a wife for me. My biggest wish is to find a wife for my father." That year, Wang Ying was the top scholar in high school, giving guidance, inspiring writing, and analyzing current affairs. That year, Zhu Yuanzhang held Wang Qi's hand with tears in his eyes: "Good boy, you have given us a good grandson." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.