Ming Dynasty: My Father, Li Shanchang, Was Removed from the Family Tree at the Beginning

This book is also called "I am the emperor, and you still tell me to run away?" ", "You are the eldest son-in-law of the emperor, and you still want to run away? ", "The earth is round? Are they all ours? ", "Li Qi, do you want a wife or not? If one is not enough, I have many daughters! Traveling back to the Ming Dynasty, he became Li Shanchang's eldest son Li Qi. It was the third year of Hongwu, and Zhu Yuanzhang was about to award rewards for his merits. All the distinguished nobles in Huaixi were happy, but Li Qi was the only one with a sad face. Because neither Li Shanchang nor Xu Da, including Liu Bowen, Lan Yu and others, died well. What was before Li Qi was that he should either eat and drink to make a living, or go to sea and run away as soon as possible, or persuade his father Li Shan to retire and stay away from the center of political power. Unexpectedly, Li Shanchang not only refused to listen to the advice, but also beat Li Qi violently. In anger, Li Qi began to think of ways to break away from the Li family tree and start his own business. He moved out of the Li family overnight and lived alone by the Qinhuai River. Unexpectedly, on this day, Li Shanchang came to the door with a stranger. The leader claimed that his surname was Zhu, the sixth eldest son in the family, and asked Li Qi to call him Uncle Liu... "Uncle Sixth, Prince Zhu Biao is going to die, let's run away!" "Uncle Liu, the Queen is dying, let's run away!" ... Unexpectedly, Zhu Laoliu was not only not in a hurry, but also asked a lot of important questions about how the country operates. In order to keep himself alive, Li Qi could only answer them one by one. Finally one day, Zhu Laoliu and his family appeared neatly in front of Li Qi. "Let's show off! Stop pretending! Is it you who said that my whole family is going to die?"