Ming Dynasty: the Sixth Prince and His Resentful Father

[Struggle of wits + Machiavellianism + Relaxation + Slow pace] Traveling through the Ming Dynasty, he became the fifth son of Ming Taizu, King Zhu Ju of Zhou. Zhu Xi originally wanted to be a happy prince, fighting cocks and running dogs, admiring flowers and listening to music. Unfortunately, the emperor's grandson Zhu Xiongying fell seriously ill. For the sake of a peaceful life in the future, Zhu Rui had no choice but to come forward for treatment, but discovered a shocking secret. Someone poisoned Zhu Xiongying. One stone stirred up a thousand waves, and in this battle to defend the emperor and grandson, resistance from the forces hiding in the dark came one after another. Zhu Rui had no choice but to move his attacks to other people one by one. They cheated Zhu Biao, cheated Lan Yu, cheated Li Shanchang, and even cheated the 95th Supreme Being... Many years later, Zhu Rui sat on the throne and expressed melancholy: "I just want to be a laid-back prince. What's wrong with that?"