Great Ming: I Taught Zhu Ying the Hard Way, and Old Zhu Broke Down in Tears

Hundreds of years ago in the Ming Dynasty, you actually went to the brothel to persuade the young ladies to leave their profession and go to school. I'm speechless! Hahaha!

I'm sorry, but for Zhu Yuanzhang, his family was the most important. Everyone else was just servants. You should have risked your life to help him. So your willingness to train him with your life was just self-pity.

Regarding Zhu Xiong Ying's death at the age of eight, Zhu Yunwen's mother, Lady Lü, certainly had a motive, and her son was the beneficiary of Zhu Xiong Ying's death. But did Lady Lü truly possess such power and audacity?

How did the Duke of Liang become a monkey king? And what era is this? Xu Da is still alive and kicking, not dead from illness. It's utter nonsense.

Old Zhu will secretly kill the protagonist, don't doubt it. Your existence is the biggest obstacle to his grandson.

Do you have some misconceptions about ancient royal tombs? You should know that royal tombs were guarded by troops.

Being a minister or imperial physician during the Hongwu era was no easy task; they were known as the "Minister Burial Supplies Team" and the "Imperial Physicians Burial Supplies Team."

Self-indulgence is unacceptable; the norm is "you deceive me, I deceive you," and whoever gets emotional first loses.

I solemnly swear: Starting today, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will no longer play games or post fluff. Strict self-discipline, valuing time like gold, perseverance, hard work, striving for excellence, and forging a brilliant future.

Putting everything else aside, just look at your teaching, risking your life for what? Risking what life?