Ming Dynasty: a Poisonous Plan Was Introduced at the Beginning, and Lao Zhu Was Numb

Li Xiang, who accidentally traveled to the Ming Dynasty, unexpectedly became Lao Zhu's adviser. At the beginning, he persuaded Lao Zhu to let him abolish the crown prince position of the emperor's grandson who was not very smart. And persuaded King Zhu Di of Yan to succeed to the throne. Later, it promoted outward expansion and vigorously developed military industry. "There is a Japanese country over there. I heard that it is rich in minerals, so my suggestion is to destroy it directly." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.