Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty: I Taught Lao Zhu How to Be an Emperor

In the darkest prison of the Ming Dynasty, there was a person who was least like a prisoner. He wore a prison uniform full of patches, but he was more calm than someone wearing a dragon robe; he ate rotten prison food, but he was able to teach King Zhu Di of Yan "the art of the emperor." When Zhu Yuanzhang received the secret report, he almost smashed the imperial case into pieces: "My son goes to death row every day, is he going to recognize his father?!" The old emperor took the prince to spy at night incognito, hiding behind the wall and eavesdropping - "There is no danger to defend in the north, and the military in the south is lax. This is the truth about the fall of the Song Dynasty." "My Ming Dynasty started in the south, but wants to rule the north. This is a paradox that has not happened in thousands of years." Every word was like a knife, cutting into Zhu Yuanzhang's heart one by one. He suddenly understood: This death row prisoner was not teaching, but laying mines for the empire! But does he dare to kill? If he kills him, Zhu Di will be the first to fall out; if he doesn't kill him, this thunder will explode sooner or later! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.