In the fifteenth year of Yongle, Han Yun transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and opens a small shop to make a living. His modern cuisine quickly becomes a hit with the people of the Ming.
One young aristocrat is a hotheaded fighter, but he often gets beaten black and blue by Han Yun, who is the same age.
When Emperor Yongle leads a northern campaign, Crown Prince Zhu Gaochi stays behind to govern and discuss state affairs with his ministers. Just then, his beloved grandson Zhu Zhanji arrives to complain, his face bruised and swollen.
“Father, I sneaked out of the palace to have some fun, and someone beat me up!”
The Crown Prince, Zhu Gaochi, flies into a rage. “Outrageous! To strike the imperial grandson is to insult the Ming Dynasty! Arrest him. When your grandfather returns, wipe out his entire clan!”
The ministers quickly urge him to hold off on punishment until they learn what happened. They discover that Zhu Zhanji lost a literary contest to Han Yun and, refusing to accept defeat, was beaten up.
Clutching the essay Han Yun had written, Zhu Gaochi’s hands tremble.
“Father?” “...Well done!” Zhu Zhanji is speechless: “...”
The ministers are confused, but after reading the essay, they too are astounded. “One beating can reverse the fate of the dynasty? We humbly request that the imperial grandson be put to death!”
Zhu Zhanji: “!!!”
When Zhu Di returns from his northern campaign, he roars, “He insulted my grandson, and I’m supposed to make him a prince?”
It's nice to read, but the author didn't write enough, and it didn't take long to finish.
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