Main character: Zhu Yunwen
After transmigrating to the twenty-fourth year of the Hongwu era, he finds himself as the imperial grandson, Zhu Yunwen.
At a family banquet, he sees his pale-faced father and his grandfather issuing orders for his son to go to Chang’an.
Zhu Yunwen slams the table, springs to his feet, and shouts, “You old geezer! Are you trying to work my father to death?!”
In the Eastern Palace, Lan Yu returns to the capital from his southern campaign and goes to see Zhu Biao first.
Zhu Yunwen smashes his teacup and declares, “Duke of Liang! You’ve returned with your army, but instead of entering the palace to pay your respects, you came to see my father. Are you trying to get him killed?!”
When the Prince of Qin arrives in the capital, Zhu Yunwen shouts, “Zhu Shuang, Prince of Qin! You’re extravagant and debauched, bringing shame on the Zhu family! Go to the Ministry of Justice and become an executioner!”
Zhu Di is snickering when Zhu Yunwen turns and berates him. “And you! Prince of Yan! You command a mighty army, so why are you cooped up in Yan and Yun? Don’t you know you should be expanding the empire?”
Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao sit behind them, exchanging smiles.
That’s the kind of ranting I like!
Keep it coming!
You’re saying exactly what I’ve been wanting to say!
The blurb doesn’t do the story justice. Read the novel!
(Also known as: The Ming Dynasty’s Sharpest Mouthpiece, Even Chongba Gets Roasted)
It's okay. It's rare to come across a movie with Zhu Yunwen as the protagonist. It's really fun to watch. I wanted to kill a lot but it's gone. It's too short. I'll add more!!!!!
Do girls have Xu Miaowen?