Ming Dynasty: the Eight-Year-Old Prince, Lao Zhu, Begged Me to Supervise the Country.

Die young, have an empty reserve, and have party strife behind you? Zhu Biao looked at the young prince's appearance in the bronze mirror and secretly curled his lips - a man from science and engineering in the 21st century dressed as the eldest son of the Hongwu Dynasty, who would follow the old path of dying young? He originally thought that as a prince, he should take care of everything step by step, but when he thought about the bloody turmoil of his brothers after his untimely death in history, he suddenly realized: Since there is no way to avoid the "script" of premature death, it is better to feel relieved first. Donggong coursework? He mingled among the princes with his storybook, and while listening to the Taifu's lecture on Zizhi Tongjian, he secretly drew villains on the pages of the book; a dispute in the court? On the pretext of studying his lessons, he sneaked into the imperial garden to tease the new peacocks; even though Queen Ma told him to get closer to his brothers, he turned around and dragged Zhu Ping to the imperial kitchen to steal snacks, which made the eunuch in charge stomp his feet in anger. Regardless of the responsibilities of the crown prince and the state of the country, his father Zhu Yuanzhang is in charge of the court, so he, the "preparatory prince", simply acts like a naughty child. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.