Fang Kejin transmigrated to the Ming dynasty in the thirteenth year of the Hongwu reign, becoming Fang Kexin’s youngest brother and Fang Xiaoru’s uncle, a sure thing to be implicated in the extermination of ten degrees of kin!
To save his life, he resolutely decided to flee the Ming dynasty and escape to Australia, which no one had discovered yet, to begin surviving in the wilderness six hundred years early.
Hong Chongba, a Ministry of War official with an impressively broad network and access to the travel permits and seals along the route, became Fang Kejin’s prime target for persuasion…
“Old Hong! You got this post through Hu Weiyong, right? You’re finished. Hurry up and run away with me!”
“Old Hong! I hear you’re on good terms with Guo Huan, the Vice Minister of Revenue? You’re finished. Hurry up and run away with me!”
“Old Hong! Did you know the Crown Prince and the Imperial Grandson are both about to die? You’re finished. Hurry up and run away with me!”
“…”
Faced with Fang Kejin’s invitation, Hong Chongba gladly joined him. As they prepared to flee, he chatted with Fang Kejin about court gossip.
To win Hong Chongba’s trust, Fang Kejin naturally told him everything he knew.
At last, the day to flee arrived.
But what appeared before Fang Kejin was not the great sailing ship he’d planned for. It was Hong Chongba, dressed in imperial robes.
Zhu Yuanzhang: “So you’re the brat who’s been bad-mouthing our Ming dynasty all day and trying to trick me into running away?”
There are too many similar articles, and the author is superficial about the events in the early Ming Dynasty. In the early Ming Dynasty, so many people died in the royal family. 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 attend the funeral in Beijing. 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 👍
The author ran away
Many historical knowledge points are wrong