Great Ming: Zhu Di Is Stunned to Learn His Grandson Is a Land Immortal

To stop my father, Zhu Gaozu, from following the same path that would get him roasted in a bronze vat, I kept sending him warnings about "reckless acts that would get him killed."

Secretly raising troops would get him exiled. Usurping imperial property would cost him his title. Attacking Jinan would end in defeat...

But he always replied, "My son, you're worrying too much!" That is, until the Yongle Emperor presented the results of a simulation.

"If your father rebels according to his original plan, his odds of success are as high as seventy percent, because of you."

I looked at the bronze vat model on the imperial desk and fell completely silent.

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