Writing a Diary in the Great Ming, Old Zhu Can't Take It Anymore

He transmigrated into the Ming Dynasty and became Zhu Qi, the ninth son of Old Zhu. Writing a diary every day made him stronger.

With no desire to cause trouble or make enemies, and intent on quietly being an idle prince, Zhu Qi simply wrote his diary every day.

1. Yangzhou is suffering a famine, and the people are in dire straits. Yang Xian is hiding the truth from above and below. Poor Father is still in the dark...

2. Father is away escaping the summer heat. The treacherous chancellor Hu Weiyong has seized control of the court and is in league with the Huai River generals. Should I tell Father?

3. The day Crown Prince Zhu Biao dies is drawing closer. What should I do?

Just as Zhu Qi was wondering how to protect himself and quietly build up his strength, Old Zhu summoned him to the palace with an imperial decree.

Old Zhu smiled without warmth. 'Ninth Son, do you think any of your brothers want to harm your eldest brother?'

Zhu Qi: '????'

Old Zhu: 'Don't be afraid, child. I don't mean anything by it. I was just asking. How about you come with me to Yangzhou tomorrow?'

Zhu Qi: '???? Father, I suspect you've been sneaking a look at my diary...'

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.