Daming: I Asked My Mother to Check the Post, and Lao Zhu Was Confused.

When Zhu Di was reborn in the Hongwu era, the first thing he did when he opened his eyes was to count the days - there were still more than 20 years until the day when his father would peel off his skin and make grass. He knew very well: his father, Zhu Yuanzhang, was a workaholic and a violent maniac, and his eldest brother, Zhu Biao, was a prison prince who was involved in vomiting blood. In history, he rebelled and conquered Mobei to death from exhaustion. This life? He decided not to do anything and focus on making his father angry. The eldest brother, Zhu Slogan, is serious and thoughtful: "Fourth brother, you should put the country first and share your father's worries." Zhu Di turned to Queen Ma and said, "Mom, eldest brother said that my father is confused and asked him to abdicate the throne quickly and make way for others." One day, in order to prove his father's "extravagant life", Zhu Di took Empress Ma, who was strict with the harem's thrift, for a private visit incognito, and kicked open the most secret restaurant in the capital. Today, His Majesty is secretly eating roast goose and drinking wine with Xu Da and other old brothers. Zhu Di asked innocently: "Mom, didn't dad say that the treasury is empty and our family can only drink wild vegetable porridge? Why do these wild vegetables have goose legs?" Zhu Yuanzhang:? ? ? From then on, Zhu Di embarked on a happy life of "angrying his father every day". But he was so angry that he discovered that--a random nonsense he said had actually avoided a major case; a random bad idea had saved a hundred thousand victims; he wanted to lie down, but his father stuffed the military talisman, the food route, and the power to supervise the country into his arms one by one. Zhu Di was about to cry but had no tears: I really just want to be a salted fish! And further away, King Jin's disloyalty, the secret old cases in the court, and the rising smoke of war in Mobei are all approaching quietly. I'm afraid this salted fish won't be able to lie down...