Ming Dynasty: the Eldest Grandson Is Resurrected, and Zhu Yunwen Steps on His Feet

Zhu Xiongying, the eldest grandson of the Ming Dynasty, and Zhu Biao's eldest son died suddenly, and the situation in the court was changing rapidly. In the dark coffin, the eyes that should have been closed slowly opened. Zhu Xiong's heroic soul travels through the Ming Dynasty and is the eldest grandson of the same name and surname. There is no system bonus and the sky collapse starts. Coinciding with the earthquake, Zhu Xiongying climbed out of the coffin without any memory, thinking that he was the recently deceased child of the neighbor's wife, and hid in Zhangjiacun. He sat under the eaves, humming the funeral song of the Ming Dynasty: "Flowers bloom and fade, and the sky is full of flowers. They come and go for many years." Lao Zhu sighed in his heart: Our eldest grandson, sister, Biaoer... The plan was to wait for Zhu Yunwen to cut down the feudal vassal and join Zhu Laosi. Unexpectedly, the funeral song of the Ming Dynasty was sung too early and wrong... He is Zhu Xiongying, grandson of the Ming Dynasty Emperor! ! ! The father cannot be relied upon to lift his concubine, and the grandfather has a grandson at a time, so he cares more about interests when faced with choices. Who said Zhu Xiongying is the most stable grandson? He is obviously surrounded by dangers! ! ! No one helped me to reach the top of the mountain by walking on the snow. Zhu Xiongying made a secret plan to protect his younger brother from now on, and take the inheritance left to him by his mother to find a way out of this undercurrent of struggle.