Late Ming Dynasty: Father, Rather Than Hang Yourself, It Is Better to Abdicate

Chongzhen: "My son, you have a lot of plans. With luck in your grasp, you can win a victory thousands of miles away." Zhu Cixiang: "It's just so so, just two to divide the world, plus four to unify the country." Chongzhen: "Huh?" Zhu Cixiang: "Father, read more books, Zhuge Liang will divide the world into three parts, and Liu Bowen will rule the world!" Chongzhen: "My son has the assets of a great emperor. Taking the general's head from a million dollars is like picking something out of a bag." Zhu Cixiang: "It's a joke, it's just Xiang Yu, Lu Bu, and Ran Min." Chongzhen: "..." Zhu Cilang: "Father, it's okay. Keep telling the truth." Chongzhen: "My son, my father actually wants to be the emperor for a few more years." Zhu Cixiang: "Which scholar instigated it? Could it be that he felt that Gu's sword was not powerful enough?"? Chongzhen: "Then I'd better continue to be the Supreme Emperor!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.