I, Zhu Yuntong, Rule the Empire. Fourth Uncle, Why Are You Kneeling?

If the older brother doesn't want to update, he should just say so. Why be so perfunctory with his younger brother? It makes the younger brother seem presumptuous. The older brother is frail and needs more rest. The younger brother's urging is wrong and is hurting his older brother's health, which is distressing for him. But what does the younger brother care about his older brother's health?

Keep it up, uncle! I'm looking forward to your second book.

The writing is good and the style is excellent. I enjoyed reading "My Grandfather Was Zhu Yuanzhang," a novel by a famous thief, and this one is similar, just with more nuanced interpersonal relationships.

Although Zhu Xiong Ying is gone, the Crown Princess is still alive, and Zhu Yunwen is a legitimate legitimate son and grandson. According to the so-called etiquette and laws of past dynasties, even if the Crown Princess were to pass away and Lady Lü were to be elevated to the position of Empress, Zhu Yunwen would no longer be considered a legitimate son and grandson.

I finished reading it and thought it was really good. I just wonder if the later plot will also be one of those supernatural stories where Zhu Yuanzhang is brought back to life after he dies. If the author does resurrect Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao, please let me know! 🤦

If viewed as fan fiction of the classic thief novel "My Grandfather Was Zhu Yuanzhang," it's quite interesting. The plot lacks some framework and doesn't quite reach the meticulous detail and plausible logic of the original. Overall, it's well-written.

This book is nearing its end. Thank you to all the readers for your support and encouragement. Thank you for accompanying me throughout this book, from the very beginning to the very end. I am deeply grateful for your companionship until the very end. This book is coming to a close. My thoughts have been a bit scattered lately, and I'm unsure how to continue writing.

That's good. Pig Four was amazing 👍, but his descendants were all weirdos. What a pity.

Chapter Two describes Zhu Yuanzhang: His expression was as if he were a carbon copy of Zhu Di. After seizing control of the empire, his only remaining enemies were potential threats. What father resembles his son so closely?

It's a good read. Zhu Yunwen's rebirth is quite novel, and most of the story revolves around time travel. I hope it doesn't have a bad ending or get abandoned.