
Great Ming: I Came to the Capital to Collect a Debt, and the Deadbeat Is Zhu Yuanzhang
大明:上京讨债,老赖竟是朱元璋
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- Completed
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- 892k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
228Chapters
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Then Lao Zhu asked you to go down below to keep Hei Shen Wansan company.
Lao Zhu is famous for killing embryos. If you pick any of the four major cases in the early Ming Dynasty, tens of thousands of people will die. If you go to collect debts from him, he will kill you on the spot.
I really thought Lao Zhu was a good person and would not kill anyone.
In the ancient era when human life was at stake, a person without the support of force dared to pursue five people who committed rebellion and murder a few years ago to demand debts. The amount of the debt was extremely huge. It is said that writing a book requires no brain, and reading a book requires no brain, but I really don't want to be a brainless idiot reader.
Those who say that collecting debts from Zhu Yuanzhang is seeking death. Does the protagonist know that he has lent money to Zhu Yuanzhang? The book also said that he only knew that the other party was called Zhu Da Li Er. Which eye saw that the protagonist knew that the other party was Zhu Yuanzhang? Also, even if Zhu Yuanzhang knew that the other party was looking for him to collect debts, he would not kill the protagonist. It was Zhu Yuanzhang who was in the wrong, not to mention that the protagonist still had a lot of good things, so why not just slowly pluck out the wool, and kill him just because he wanted to collect debts from him? You think Zhu Yuanzhang's situation is too small. It was mentioned at the beginning that Zhu Yuanzhang felt that the protagonist was very talented, so he deliberately borrowed money from the protagonist in order to retain a favor, so that he could have an excuse to seduce the protagonist in the future. And after meeting the protagonist, he also tried every means to get the protagonist to become an official, but the protagonist refused. The protagonist firstly did not want to gain power for officials, secondly did not harm the people, thirdly, he punished those profiteers, and fourthly, he provided many good things to Ming Dynasty to promote the development of Ming Dynasty. It doesn't touch Zhu Yuanzhang's bottom line, and it can also bring benefits to Ming Dynasty. I can't figure out what reason Zhu Yuanzhang has to kill the protagonist? Is that debt not as important as these things? Some people compare Shen Wansan with the protagonist. You should first find out why Shen Wansan was killed before you speak.
Lend money to Zhu Yuanzhang? Then please refer to "Shen Wansan".
Don't say that Lao Zhu is the emperor! Even if you are just an ancient warlord, your whole family will die and you still need to borrow money from debt collectors. Lao Zhu hates landlords and Lao Cai the most! It would be weird if I don't rob or kill you
The biggest flaw in this article is the title. The title of master is Qing, not Ming.
Recently there have been a lot of topics about lending money to Lao Zhu! What do you think? Didn't you know that a rich man named Shen died miserably?
Asking Zhu Yuanzhang to pay back the money, I'm afraid I'm not tired of living.