Living in Ming Dynasty, Starting from Saving Queen Ma

The kind that you don't want to read further after reading the introduction

Let's not talk about whether Zhu Di will be in the same prison as you when he is imprisoned. If you were eleven or sixteen, you wouldn't think that prisons in the Ming Dynasty had the same food, food, and housing as they do now. There are a few who could stay there for six years and still not die.

After reading a few chapters, I realized that my mother-in-law's family is actually called the grand master. What is the custom in this place?

Communicating with the Minister of Civil and Military Affairs is a bit too businesslike. There's also a bit of intrigue involved. It reads fairly smoothly.

General Yu seems a bit redundant, you might as well make the protagonist an orphan