Daming: Prince Killer, Lao Zhu, Please Stop Me.

Zhu Di traveled to the Ming Dynasty and found that he had become Zhu Di, the prince of Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang inspected the prince: "The people are poor and natural disasters continue. What's the explanation?" Zhu Di: "I have a piece of grain in my hand. The yield per acre is several thousand kilograms. Can it provide enough food and clothing?" Zhu Yuanzhang was stunned and asked again: "Where did it come from?" Zhu Di: "My subordinates got it from overseas." Zhu Yuanzhang: "How many of you brothers have any ideas about the position of prince?" Zhu Di: "No, there is still a continent overseas, no smaller than the Ming Dynasty. I am willing to entrust overseas!" Zhu Yuanzhang asked again: "What should we do if the treasury has no money?" Zhu Di: "There is a Japanese country overseas, and there are mountains of gold and silver in the country." Zhu Yuanzhang was shocked when he heard this. He asked in shock: "What should we do with the tens of millions of Japanese citizens?" Zhu Di thought about the little devils in future generations and said calmly: "It's just a slave's life, you can kill him as much as you like!" A year later, the Ming Dynasty navy landed in the Japanese country, and Zhu Di ordered: "If the sword is not sealed for one month, the Japanese pirates will be exterminated today!" Zhu Yuanzhang: "Di..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.