Great Ming: I, the First Imperial Grandson, Lead Old Zhu in Farming Dungeons

It's a rubbish novel and I can't even tell what I want to write about. The whole book is a mess. The time is wrong and I don't know whether the author is writing about the world of lawlessness and the world of law. Zhu Yuanzhang must have been excited when he wrote about being able to cultivate in the world of lawlessness, but later he wrote that there are elixirs in deep mountains and old forests, and that his practitioners are related to the world of lawlessness. The world is not up to par. Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of the legal world, should also know that there is a special group of immortal cultivators in the world. In the most typical biography of mortals cultivating immortals, the emperor of a mortal country is more or less aware of the existence of immortal cultivators. He writes several novels at the same time and cannot distinguish between several novels. Mixing up the world records is such garbage.

The Hongwu case did not know that there was no prime minister long before Zhu Xiongying died.

This Zhu Xiongying is gone as he writes about it. Has the author forgotten the pig's feet?

I never read the ones that were released in just 20 chapters

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You should change your name and send Lao Zhu to heaven directly.