I Was Sealed as a Wolf in the Ming Dynasty and Was Broadcast Live by Sister Zhou

North of Yanmen, Zhu Biao penetrated eight hundred miles into the desert. Along the way, the corpses of the remaining defeated generals of the Yuan army were scattered along the way. The lonely and cold setting sun sheds cool light, reflecting the enemy's blood in a unique bright red. Two hundred miles further north, we go deep into the court of the Golden Horde Khan. One hundred and fifty thousand Ming cavalry formed an array, killing the solemn warriors and drawing blood. Lang Lang's morale soared into the sky. Let the sky above the Golden Tent Royal Court be cloudless! The last khan of the Yuan Dynasty knelt on his knees with his head buried in his chest. Zhu Biao drinks horses in the vast sea, and seals wolves to live in Xu. … My name is Sister Zhou, I am an anchor, traveling through the Ming Dynasty during outdoor live broadcast! As soon as I traveled through time, I saw Zhu Biao, the crown prince of the Ming Dynasty, fenglangjuxu! And just when he was about to behead Yuanting Khan! The water friends in the live broadcast room were all confused. Is this still the elegant and frail Zhu Biao? Is this still the prince who was frightened half to death by Zhu Yuanzhang? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.