The eldest son of Zhu: Group leader, what do you think of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty?
Zhu Xiongying (who traveled to the Ming Dynasty): Ah, Zhu Yuanzhang, he was a great man. He started with a bowl and ended with a country. He was the most righteous founding emperor in history and the only one who became emperor from a peasant by breaking through social strata. It is a pity that the throne was passed down to the eldest son Zhu Biao, and the vision of the vassal king to forever guard the frontier died with the premature death of the prince Zhu Biao and the stupidity of the grandson Zhu Yunwen.
Zhu's father/eldest son: What? The prince died young?
Great Qin Zulong: Why are you so excited? He is just a prince. If he dies, he will be replaced.
Father of the Zhu family: You know what the heck, Biao'er is our and my sister's only son, our only heir, and he is so good, why should I do it, God is unfair!
Sage of the Tang Dynasty: Your Majesty Zulong, please stop making sarcastic remarks. Seeing that Zhu Biao can join this group, you know that he is a very good prince. Have you not seen that after so many generations, apart from the emperor, there is only one prince who has joined the group? Your heir Hu Hai is nothing compared to others.
Great Qin Zulong: What, Hu Hai? My heir is Fusu!
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Purpose: to make up for regrets