Daming: Our Emperor's Grandson Is Really Too Filial

Traveling through the twenty-sixth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, he was reborn as Zhu Yunwen, the grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang. I thought it was Tianhu who started the game, so I just had to be benevolent and filial to Lao Zhu, and wait until five years later to ascend the throne and kill Zhu Di. Unexpectedly, Lao Zhu unexpectedly obtained the historical records of the Ming Dynasty. Now that you know the history, Lao Zhu, you know that in history, Zhu Yunwen cut down the feudal vassal and forced his uncle to death, and in the end, Zhu Di took away his kingdom! Then I show my cards, I won't pretend anymore, I know it too! Avoiding the important and focusing on the important, I acted in accordance with Zhu Yuanzhang's teachings of benevolence and filial piety. You, Lao Zhu, are half of the blame. The big mistakes in Spring and Autumn writing are all the fault of the vassal king. The main point is that the vassal king is unprincipled and Zhu Di is ruthless! Lao Zhu, just watch me smile and be filial. As a filial grandson, I must be filial to you, Lao Zhu, and then I must be filial to Zhu Di! Then we can govern martial arts and get rid of bad government, so that the sun, moon, mountains and rivers of the Ming Dynasty will never be seen, and the country of the Ming Dynasty will last forever! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.