Great Ming: From the Start, I Kidnap Xu Miaoyun

The fourth prince is not Empress Ma's son. What kind of book are you writing? Where is there any record of doubting that the fourth prince is not her biological son? Are you completely black-hearted?

What kind of words are these? They're so confusing. Are you in ancient times or modern times?

I can't stand it anymore. A yield of a hundred jin per mu is surprising?! Then they say several hundred jin... Speechless.

I just personally examined and confirmed the birthmark, and then... Sending someone to investigate whether he is her son is illogical.

Since they all share the surname Zhu, why keep emphasizing the "different surname Wang"? Aren't they just people with the same surname? I'll just give up.

Do your wheat and sweet potatoes ripen in the same season?

Keep it up, keep writing! Smash the keyboard!

There are too many typos. Did Zhu Yuanzhang kill Zhu Yuanzhang?

—After the protagonist transmigrated, he obtained a kidnapping system. The higher the status of the person he kidnapped, the greater the reward. He started by kidnapping Xu Miaoyun, then Xu Da arrived, and then Zhu Yuanzhang infiltrated the area. The protagonist could have kidnapped him too if he detected him, but he couldn't see him.

A week? Did this word exist in ancient times?