Great Ming: Zhu Yuntong Coasts Through Court as a Slacker

In the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu, ten thousand Tatar cavalry surround the Golden Throne Hall, and the entire court pretends to be mute. The emperor's grandson, Zhu Yuntong, leans against a corridor pillar and yawns. A modern soul lives inside him, and he knows the rules of this dynasty all too well: the first bird to stick its head out gets shot. Playing dumb is the only way to survive. But Zhu Yuanzhang's gaze falls on him anyway!