Fang Kejin traveled to the Ming Dynasty in the thirteenth year of Hongwu, and became Fang Keqin's younger brother, Fang Xiaoru's uncle, and a proper official candidate for the Zhushi Clan!
In order to save his life, he resolutely decided to escape from the Ming Dynasty and escape to Australia, which had not yet been discovered. He began to survive in the wilderness six hundred years in advance.
Hong Zhongba, a doctor in the Ministry of War who has a wide network of contacts and possesses the seals of customs and defense along the way, became Fang Kejin's key target of deception...
"Old Hong! Your official is operating through Hu Weiyong, right? You're done, run away with me quickly!"
"Old Hong! I heard that you have a good relationship with Guo Huan, the Minister of Household Affairs? You're done. Run away with me quickly!"
"Old Hong! Do you know that the prince and the emperor's grandson are about to die? You're done. Run away with me quickly!"
"..."
Faced with Fang Kejin's invitation, Hong Chongba happily joined, and while preparing to run away, he chatted with him about trivial matters in the court.
In order to win Hong Zhongba's trust, Fang Kejin naturally knew everything and said everything.
Finally, the day came to run away.
But what appeared in front of Fang Kejin was not the planned sailboat, but Hong Zhongba in a dragon robe.
Zhu Yuanzhang: "You are the one who has a bad mouth all day long, and you still trick me into running away?"
Reader comments
There are too many similar articles, and the author is superficial about the events in the early Ming Dynasty. So many people died in the royal family in the early Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yunwen succeeded to the throne and Zhu Di was in trouble. There was no story or conspiracy in the process. Who would believe it?
When Lao Zhu died, he did not allow the vassal king to go to Beijing for the funeral. How to explain it?
After Lao Zhu's death, the time of resting was inconsistent with etiquette. How to explain it?
After Lao Zhu's death, the first person to be persecuted was King Zhou Zhu. Why?
Princess Chang, Zhu Xiongying, Zhu Biao, Queen Ma, King Qin, King Jin
Is there anything strange about the deaths of these people?
Zhu Yunwen's policies after he succeeded to the throne?
Was Zhu Di's rebellion forced or premeditated?
How to explain the victory of Jingnan, which seems like child's play to later generations?
Is Li Jinglong the best actor or the god of war?
Abandoned the article. I regret reading this novel
There are too many similar articles, and the author is superficial about the events in the early Ming Dynasty. So many people died in the royal family in the early Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yunwen succeeded to the throne and Zhu Di was in trouble. There was no story or conspiracy in the process. Who would believe it? When Lao Zhu died, he did not allow the vassal king to go to Beijing for the funeral. How to explain it? After Lao Zhu's death, the time of resting was inconsistent with etiquette. How to explain it? After Lao Zhu's death, the first person to be persecuted was King Zhou Zhu. Why? Princess Chang, Zhu Xiongying, Zhu Biao, Queen Ma, King Qin, King Jin Is there anything strange about the deaths of these people? Zhu Yunwen's policies after he succeeded to the throne? Was Zhu Di's rebellion forced or premeditated? How to explain the victory of Jingnan, which seems like child's play to later generations? Is Li Jinglong the best actor or the god of war?
Abandoned the article. I regret reading this novel
Interesting, well written [Like]
Many historical knowledge points are wrong
The author ran away