Xiaoyao King of Ming Dynasty

Zhu Gui, a top student in modern first aid, died suddenly due to overwork and passed away in Hongwu for thirteen years. He became Zhu Gui, the thirteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, whose father did not care for his mother and who still had no fiefdom at the age of sixteen. Knowing that the imperial power in the early Ming Dynasty was dangerous and that vassal kings had many difficulties and died in history, he decided to hide himself from the world and live a stable life as a transparent person. But the palace has never been a pure land. He unexpectedly met Zhu Yunwen, the grandson of the emperor who was in tears after being harshly scolded by the emperor's grandfather. He patiently enlightened him with modern learning methods and unexpectedly formed a good relationship. He originally wanted to keep a low profile, but due to his association with Zhu Yunwen and his inadvertently revealed intelligence, he was secretly noticed by Zhu Yuanzhang, who was suspicious by nature. A strange informant wanders outside the hospital, and his every move is monitored. A sudden crisis arises on the road to hiding. On the one hand, there is the ever-increasing suspicion of imperial power, and on the other hand, there is the deepening friendship between the emperor and his grandson. Caught on the eve of the dispute between Prince Zhu Biao, future Emperor Jianwen and Emperor Yongle, how can Zhu Gui maintain his "freedom" and protect himself in the undercurrent of the Hongwu Dynasty? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.