Ming Dynasty: the Unparalleled National Teacher Taught Zhu Di to Rebel at the Beginning

Su Ming traveled to the first year of Jianwen, and Zhu Di had not yet started the Jingnan. In order to make a living, he opened a tavern in Peiping and met a wealthy man who spent a lot of money. Su Ming felt grateful that Zhu Laosi's generosity had made his life happy, so he wanted to give him a fortune. Who would have thought that Zhu Laosi often came to him and asked: "Mr. Su, His Highness said that rebellion requires concealment. What should he do?" "Mr. Su, His Highness said that rebellion requires weapons. How can we make them?" "Mr. Su, His Highness said that rebellion requires soldiers. What should we do if there are too few soldiers?" ... A year later, Zhu Laosi stood in front of Su Ming wearing a dragon robe and said with a smile: "Mr. Su, my rebellion has been successful, you can become my national advisor!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.