Daming: I Kidnapped Zhu Yuanzhang, He Still Has to Thank Us

Zhu Yu traveled through the early Ming Dynasty and led the people in the village to create a prosperous and peaceful paradise. In the third year of Hongwu's reign, there were heavy rains, and the Yellow River burst its banks and the people suffered. An old man surnamed Zhu was wandering outside the village and was tied up in front of Zhu Yu. Everything in the village shocked Old Man Zhu. "Why is there no water in your village despite the heavy rain?" "Why don't the potbellied farmers in your village go hungry?" "Do you think the continuous heavy rain is the emperor's problem?" "What kind of person do you think His Majesty is?" After that, old man Zhu would often come and ask strange questions. Sometimes he brings his fourth son with him. Until one day, Lao Zhu quietly told Zhu Yu: "I am Zhu Yuanzhang, please, come out of the mountain." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.