Ming Dynasty: Zhu Di Was Shocked, My Grandson Is a Land God

In order to prevent my father, Zhu Gaoxu, from going down the old path of being roasted in a copper vat, I frantically sent him a "death-seeking behavior warning" Those who privately accumulate troops and horses will be exiled, those who misuse royal weapons will lose their title, and those who attack Jinan will be defeated... But he always replied: "My son is worrying too much!" Until Emperor Yongle came up with the deduction results "If your father rebelled as planned, the success rate would be 70% - because of you." I looked at the copper cylinder model on the royal desk and fell completely silent. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.