The Grandson of the Crooked Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Lao Zhu Dotes on Me Alone

"Farming + Machiavellianism + Kindness and Filial Piety + No System + No Golden Finger + Traditional Chinese Medicine + Pushing the World + National Destiny." The fifteenth year of Hongwu. The emperor's grandson Zhu Xiongying died suddenly when he was only eight years old. Zhu Yuanzhang was deeply saddened and named him King of Yu, with the posthumous title "Huai". He was buried in Zhongshan, and all civil and military officials saw him off in plain clothes. The day of burial. Changes in heaven and earth. Zhou Dianxian came out of nowhere and used immortal means to bring Zhu Xiongying back to life. Zhu Yuanzhang: If Ying'er is like this, he should be a good grandson. Zhu Biao: My father is fighting on the front lines, and my son is in charge of the country. I can finally rest. Zhu Di: Ying'er, do your best. I'll be your general. We won't be vague about who you say we'll do. Zhu Xiongying: To establish a heart for heaven and earth, to establish a destiny for the people, to inherit the unique knowledge from the past, and to create peace for all generations. We want to be the emperor and build an empire on which the sun never sets in front of the common master under the sky. Zhou Dian: Disciple, you are a good teacher!