When People Were Writing Diaries in the Ming Dynasty, Lao Zhu Couldn't Stand It Any Longer.

Dressed in the Ming Dynasty, he became Lao Zhu's ninth son Zhu Qi. He became stronger by writing a diary every day. In line with the idea of ​​not causing trouble and not causing trouble, Zhu Qi honestly writes a diary every day. 1. Due to the disaster in Yangzhou, the people were in dire straits. Yang Xian deceived his superiors and kept it in the dark, but his father was still kept in the dark... 2. My father is away for summer vacation, and the treacherous prime minister Hu Weiyong is taking control of the court, and he is on the same level as the Huaixi generals. Should I tell my father? 3. The death of Prince Zhu Biao is getting closer and closer, what should I do? … Just when Zhu Qi was thinking about how to protect himself and thrive, Lao Zhu summoned him with a decree and announced him to the palace. Lao Zhupi smiled but said: Lao Jiu, do you think any of your brothers want to harm your eldest brother? Zhu Qi:? ? ? ? Lao Zhu: Don't be afraid, silly kid. My father has no other intention, I'm just asking casually. Will you go with your father to Yangzhou for a walk tomorrow? Zhu Qi:? ? ? ? Father, I suspect you have peeked at my diary... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.