Great Ming: I’m Slacking Off, and My Dad Is Hu Weiyong

Damn yourself! Isn't this seeking death? I think your father died not soon enough. The protagonist is a piece of shit. He can't change anything even if he exposes Xiang. To this point. It's about finding a way to finish. Instead of giving the handle to the emperor. Self-defeat is to find ways to reduce one's sense of crisis in the emperor's heart. Suspicion is useless all together.

If you show off, I will show off, so I won't watch. It depends on how you touch me.

If you don't rebel, you're waiting for death. There is no other way to break the situation, unless you take your family overseas and live in places like Japan and Southeast Asia. Zhu Hongwu is mean and ungrateful. No matter how much credit you have and how useful you are, in his eyes, you are still a slave of their Zhu family, so give up for no reason.

No matter how you write it, it will be dead. If you can survive this, then how low is Zhu Yuanzhang's IQ? Or run outside.

Damn it, is the case of Hu Weiyong the same one who was punished by the Ten Tribes! Once this clan was wiped out, most of the cultural spirit of the Ming Dynasty was wiped out. Unofficial historians don't understand what it means. I have a history guru to give me some popular science. I really like history!

The hero should run away quickly, rebellion is impossible. I tell you that the generals in the early Ming Dynasty were all die-hard fans of Zhu Yuanzhang. With Zhu Yuanzhang in one day, the Ming Dynasty would not be able to overthrow the Ming Dynasty.

According to Hu Weiyong, it should be a dead end. Under Zhu Yuanzhang's nose, he knows all the postures you and your wife use at night. Moreover, Hu Weiyong was fighting between prime ministerial power and imperial power, and there was no such thing as compromise. . .

If I were the protagonist and wanted to survive, I would arrange for a loyal servant to spend a year doing business (going to sea), and then take a boat to run away a year in advance, leaving a message saying that the world is so big and I want to go out for a walk. Like in the book, Lao Zhu will not be allowed to put down the sword at all.

Hu Weiyong's son can still lick Lao Zhu after traveling through time. How heavy is this servitude? Do you think people will let you go?

What does the author think? Desecrating oneself in front of Lao Zhu is just a knife attack