Traveling Through Zhu Biao: the Only Legitimate Son of Gu Is Yunxi

After staying up late to write a thesis, her vision went dark. When the female college student opened her eyes, she became the Ming Dynasty Prince Zhu Biao. When my son was four years old, he was driven to a side hospital and became so thin that he lost his shape. The side concubine Lu took the concubine and held the East Palace tightly. The whole court was waiting for her to die. She woke up, didn't cry or fuss, she only did one thing. Take your son back to the main courtyard. Mrs. Lu blocked the door, while Zhu Yunwen knelt on the ground and called his father. She kicked open the main hall door. Gu is not dead yet. Donggong, it's not your turn to speak. The Lu family was sent away, the concubine was sent away, and it was useless for anyone to plead for mercy. Then it was the younger brothers' turn. Zhu Fang doesn't want to leave? Zhu Fan doesn't want to leave? Zhu Di doesn't want to leave? OK. Then hand over troops, power, and lives. A few years later, all the younger brothers became emperors outside. She stood on the Fengtian Palace and welded her son's position as grandson to death. No one dared to ask "What should I do with Yun Wen?" Zhu Yuanzhang asked her in his later years: If you have sent all your brothers out, are you not afraid that they will rebel in the future? She said: I sent them out just to give them no time to rebel. The father and son looked at each other, but neither of them said anything. On the day Zhu Yuanzhang died, none of his sons who proclaimed themselves emperor could catch up. At the enthronement ceremony, everyone knelt. Zhu Biao sat on the dragon chair and looked back to the north. This novel is purely fictitious, and the time and characters are skewed. It is mainly about protecting cubs and refreshing stories, which can be easily decompressed. Please do not substitute historical facts.