Ming Dynasty: My Six-Year-Old Grandson Asks Lao Zhu to Abdicate.

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Zhu Xuan traveled through time and became an abandoned baby abandoned in a wooden basin and floating along the river. Coinciding with the death of Zhu Biao, Zhu Yuanzhang was relaxing at the foot of Zhongshan Mountain and picked up Zhu Xuan. In order to survive, Zhu Xuan decisively hugged Zhu Yuanzhang's thigh, healed Zhu Yuanzhang's pain of losing his son with a cute smile, and asked Zhu Yuanzhang to take him back to the palace. Zhu Yuanzhang originally wanted to check the origin of Zhu Xuan, but after a check, he turned out to be his good grandson, Zhu Biao's youngest son. At this time, the prince had died, and Zhu Yuanzhang was worried about his successor. Although Zhu Yunwen was good, he was too weak. Zhu Yunxi was mediocre and could not maintain his position. None of his other sons could satisfy him, so he set his sights on Zhu Xuan. The trumpet was gone and he decided to practice another trumpet. Zhu Yuanzhang: This boy is like us! Zhu Yunwen: Grandpa Huang, I am your good grandson! Zhu Di: My little nephew, how dare your fourth uncle steal your throne? Under the leadership of Zhu Xuan, the Ming Empire dominated the world... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.