The Great Ming's Imperial Grandson: Zhu Yuanzhang Exposes My Multiple Personalities

Knowing he had a serious illness, why would they let him be poisoned? They portrayed Old Zhu as incredibly incompetent! Dropping this.

Goodness, Empress Ma was still alive in the 24th year of the Hongwu reign! Why don't you go back to high school and relearn history?

There are many typos, but I'm fairly knowledgeable about history. It's okay for killing time when I'm bored (┯_┯).

Seeing the Empress in the second chapter suddenly felt absurd. It's already the 24th year of the Hongwu reign, and the protagonist has only been in the world for three years, arriving in the 21st year of the Hongwu reign. The Empress died in the 15th year of the Hongwu reign. If the protagonist had arrived ten years earlier, in the 14th year of the Hongwu reign, it could be understood as the butterfly effect, which is why the Empress didn't die.

An unfinished building. An unfinished building. An unfinished building.

Perhaps it's because my idol is Zhu Di, but most time-travel novels set in the early Ming Dynasty portray me as the villain, so I prefer stories where Zhu Di isn't the villain. Therefore, I approve of this book. However, I don't recommend you read it.

His mother, Empress Ma, died long ago. Speaking of him... Do you even know history? Did you not study well? I suggest you go back to school and study history properly.

Chapter 173, Empress Ma???? Didn't Empress Ma die in the 13th year of Hongwu's reign?

How can someone who knows absolutely nothing about history write historical articles?

I don't know what to say anymore.