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Ming Dynasty: After Listening to Advice at the Age of Eight, He Dug up Lao Zhu's Grave
Zhu Gaoyan became the fifth son of Emperor Yongle. Listen to people's advice and eat enough. You can get rewards just by listening to advice. Zhu Di: I just casually said that the treasury was empty, but Zhu Gaoyan donated tens of millions of dan of food and tens of thousands of warships the next day. Zhu Gaoxu: I persuaded him to exercise, but this guy directly unified the grasslands and became the Khan of Heaven. Zhu Gaochi: I persuaded him to study more, but Zhu Gaoyan directly worshiped Conf
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Daming: Eight-Year-Old Tomb Robber, Where Is Our Dragon Robe?
He traveled through time and became Zhu Gaoyen, the fourth son of King Yan. His lifespan was reduced and he awakened the tomb robbing system. Big gift package for newbies: Eight Wonderful Skills. In order to survive, Zhu Gaoyang robbed tombs at the age of five and visited major tombs in the Yuan Dynasty at the age of eight. After the wind, a strange door is used to detect the tomb, a magic machine is used to open the tomb door, the heaven-opening urn is used to protect one's life, the soul is de
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Double Comparison Zhu Biao: the Nine Ethnic Groups Are Too Few, Make up a Round Number
During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, the comparison live broadcast room suddenly came. The contrasting figure is Zhu Biao, the crown prince of the Ming Dynasty. In the original world, Zhu Biao was gentle and elegant, advocating the execution of three tribes, and died young. The descendant Zhu Yunwen was usurped by his younger brother Zhu Di! The Tumubao Incident led to the decline of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Biao, a parallel world with evil spirits and murderous auras, advocates that the n
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