The tyrant wholesaled Kunlun slaves and was targeted by Li Shimin
When Zhu Yuanzhang opened his eyes, he traveled to the west city of Chang'an in the seventh year of Zhenguan.
Looking at the Kunlun slave being sold in front of him, he touched his chin: "Aren't these African brothers?"
Emperor Zhu, who had been a monk and wanted to serve meals, hated the sight of others suffering the most.
He turned around and reported the traffickers, but was told that the Kunlun slave trade was legal in the Tang Dynasty.
Zhu Yuanzhang was angry: "This is unreasonable! Biao'er, take our "Da Ming Law"!"
Wait, Biao'er is not here, he is just a gangster now.
To make matters worse, an emperor named Li Shimin heard that a "Monk Zhu" had come to the West Market to fight against the Kunlun slave traders.
At this moment, he was standing in front of his stall incognito, half-smiling but not smiling:
"I heard... You want to teach me how to do business?"
