Daming: Be Restrained, King Yan Really Can't Continue Making up Stories.

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Prince Zhu Biao passed away. Zhu Yunwen was enthroned as the grandson of the emperor that year. Zhu Di, who was left idle by his father, was frustrated and left the job of building Daning City to his eldest son Zhu Gaojie. Three years later, when King Ning Zhu Quan reluctantly arrived in Daning to join the vassal state, he was completely shocked. There are hundreds of thousands of war horses, tens of thousands of hectares of fertile land, the people are skilled in bow and horse, and there are mountains of grain and fodder. The most important thing is that everyone in Daning City is Zhu Gaojie's people! After hearing this, Lao Zhu was not calm, and Zhu Di rushed out to "refute the rumors." Zhu Di: Dad, these horses are used for farming and cannot fight. Zhu Di: Dad, those people came to reclaim wasteland voluntarily, they are really not soldiers! Zhu Di: Dad, those flintlock guns... Dad, I will move the pigsty tomorrow! Until Zhu Gaojie dragged out hundreds of Hongyi cannons from Daning City, Yao Guangxiao rushed to Daning all night long: "Your Majesty, please restrain yourself. Your Highness, King Yan, really can't bear to eat... I can't make up any more!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.