Ming Dynasty: Burn the Marriage Certificate at the Beginning and Refuse to Become the Zhu Family's Son-In-Law

In the fifth year of Hongwu, Lin Fan traveled through the Ming Dynasty. When the cheap daddy was dying, he explained his py transaction with Zhu Yuanzhang and took out a marriage certificate. As we all know, the high-risk occupations of the Zhu family are, first, the eldest nephew, and second, the prince-in-law. The most irritating thing is that if you marry a princess, not only can you not take concubines, but you must apply in advance before sharing a house. Just like a slave! Lin Fan simply burned the marriage certificate and pretended that nothing happened. ... On this day, a father and son accidentally entered Lin Fan's paradise, claiming to be wealthy businessmen from the south of the Yangtze River. The father and son were very curious about everything here. "Why is sugar white?" "What's wrong with the imperial examination?" "What do you think of the Emperor? Is there any shortcomings?" "Will our Ming Dynasty's Northern Expedition be successful?" After that, the wealthy businessman surnamed Zhu often did business with Lin Fan, and would ask some strange questions from time to time. Until one day, Lao Zhu changed his mind and said: "Stop pretending, you brat, you are our consort!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.