Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty and Conquering the World with Mao Xuan

My name is Zhu Yiqian... This name was given by my grandfather. The word "Yiqian", he said, comes from the part between "Don't use Qianlong" and "Yiqian". I said, Grandpa, your span is too big. He held his pipe in his mouth and smiled: You will understand in the future. I did understand later, but that was later. Let me first talk about the selected works of Mao Zedong in my hand. My Maoxiang is not the kind you buy in bookstores. It is a handwritten manuscript, with yellow and brittle rough-edged paper, bound with thread, and the words "Mao Run's Selected Works" written in calligraphy on the cover. The handwriting is crooked, like that written by a child. But the signature has made me dare not underestimate it since I was a child - "Zhu Huairen, born in Jinggangshan in the 16th year of the Republic of China." Zhu Huairen is my great-great-grandfather. When my grandfather was alive, every New Year's Eve before the New Year's Eve dinner, he would take out this book of Mao's Selections, place it in the middle of the main room, and then lead the whole family to bow three times. When I was a kid, I thought this was very unsophisticated. My roommate's family worshiped the God of Wealth, and my family worshiped a book, which would make people laugh if I told it. Later, my grandfather told me the origin of this book. Great-great-grandfather Zhu Huai This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.