Ming Dynasty: Why Is Zhu Di, the Grandson of the Sixth Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Still Not in Peace?

Traveling through the Ming Dynasty, becoming the emperor's grandson Zhu Yunwen, activating the peerless faint king system. As long as you are stupid, you can get rewards. If you can lose your country, you will be directly rewarded and travel back to modern times to inherit hundreds of billions of assets. If your reserve is abolished in advance, you will get additional rewards. Foolish king? We are good at this, wouldn't it be over if we just go against Lao Zhu? Lao Zhu wanted to establish ancestral precepts, but Zhu Yunwen contradicted him! Lao Zhu wants to kill the hero, Zhu Yunwen robs the execution ground! The main thing is to commit suicide and be done with it! After a lot of coquettish maneuvers, the civil and military officials in the court returned to their hearts and all praised the Holy King. Seeing that the opportunities to return to modern times are getting less and less... Until that day, Jin Yiwei reported that King Yan Zhu Di and his people came outside the palace gate. Zhu Yunwen was overjoyed. "Quickly, tell everyone not to resist and send my dragon robe to my fourth uncle. I want the Zen position!" Outside the palace, Zhu Di looked at the hundred carts of carefully prepared tributes behind him, and then at the dragon robe in front of him, and was so frightened that he cried on the spot. "Your Majesty, I am a loyal minister. Why don't I stop being the King of Yan?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.