Ming Dynasty: After the Rebellion at the Beginning, Lao Zhu Initiated a Surrender

During the Hongwu period, Xu Bei, the county magistrate, directly chose to rebel in the face of Zhu Yuanzhang's imperial edict to grant death. Therefore, Zhu Yuanzhang was horrified to discover that this small county town was about to go against the will of heaven. Zhu Biao reported with trembling hands: "Father, the opposite side is too scary. Everyone there is studying, there are factories everywhere, and the people are extremely rich!" Zhu Di fled from Peiping to the capital overnight: Father, it's not that my sons and ministers are incompetent, it's really that I can't withstand the cannons washing the ground! The following is the title of the article in the Ming Di newspaper about Xu Bei's rebellion. The first year of the rebellion: The rebel Xu Bei betrayed his father and the court. The invincible Ming army will crush him completely! The fifth year of the rebellion: A despicable thief named Xu Bei occupied half of the Ming Dynasty. Perhaps this could satisfy his appetite. The tenth year of rebellion: His Majesty Xu Bei, the great Saint King of the New World, is about to arrive in his loyal capital of the Ming Dynasty! Zhu Biao said coyly: Father, let's vote. Zhu Yuanzhang nodded tiredly: I initiated it. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.