Ming Dynasty: Lao Zhu Eavesdropped on the Lectures and Begged Me to Become a National Teacher

Traveling through the Hongwu period, Zhuang Dingyang became an ordinary citizen. Occasionally, I made acquaintance with a Confucian scholar, and I frequently asked him for advice on major world affairs. "Is what sir said true? How many kilograms of sweet potato and rice can be produced per acre?" "Sir, would you like to explain the follow-up to the Theory of National Destiny today?" With the original intention of answering questions and solving doubts, Zhuang Dingyang told everything he knew. However, he did not expect that Ming Dynasty would undergo earth-shaking changes as a result. One day, the Confucian scholar's emperor father pushed open the door and entered. "I have eavesdropped on Mr.'S lectures many times and benefited a lot. We, Zhu Yuanzhang, want to make Mr. Our national teacher!"