Daming: Grandpa Emperor, please get up and sit on my throne!

Logically speaking, it is extremely inappropriate.

So it is.

In Zhu Yuanzhang's eyes, Zhu Yunhuan's move must have been selfish - a selfish liking for Xia Yuanji in the intelligence - perhaps Xia Yuanji was able to please his eldest grandson, or perhaps his eldest grandson simply liked him because he answered the questions correctly.

What Zhu Yuanzhang was afraid of was the selfishness of his eldest grandson.

As a king, this is not what you should do.

Zhu Di, who was standing next to Zhu Yuanzhang, saw the worry on his face and felt even happier: Zhu Yunhuan was indeed courting death again.

He pretended to be surprised and asked, "Arbitrary and willful? What do you mean by that, Father?"

This is not something that can be concealed.

So Zhu Yuanzhang simply threw the intelligence in his hand to Zhu Di, shook his head and said: "Sometimes people are too immature and are easily swayed by their own likes and dislikes."

After he finished speaking, the worry on his face became even more intense.

Not for anything else, but because he felt...

As time went by, the immaturity and immaturity of this great grandson, who was indeed wise and intelligent, gradually emerged in some aspects.

Although this is nothing compared to the amazing talents of my eldest grandson.

It can be considered a harmless aspect.

However, as the emperor of the Ming Dynasty and the head of the Zhu family, it would be great if his eldest grandson could be more perfect and mature.

As for these shortcomings and flaws, in fact, as long as he could keep him company for a few more years, explain things to him personally, and teach him, his grandson would surely become a most qualified emperor. But what Zhu Yuanzhang was worried about was that he couldn't go back and teach him!

Zhu Di took the information from his father and immediately began to read it carefully.

Only then did I know.

It turned out to be the two questions that he had almost forgotten about - at the beginning, Zhu Yuanzhang's attitude towards these two questions troubled him and even Monk Daoyan for a long time, but as time went by, they were forgotten.

But I didn't expect that Zhu Yunhuan would bring this matter up again.

He even made an exception and conferred an official title on him.

"Ha! Interesting, indeed! This kid Zhu Yunxun is really good at getting himself into trouble!"

"This is great news for me, the king!"

As Zhu Di looked at the intelligence, he sorted out the ins and outs of this sudden incident in his mind, as well as the areas where he could take advantage of it:

"Father is a man of experience and ruthlessness. He must be displeased. I have seen his displeasure and worry just now."

"Putting aside the influence of my father, Zhu Yunhuan's arbitrary appointments were not enough. He also suspended court that very day and appointed Minister of Revenue Fu Youwen to deliver the imperial decree to the Imperial College. He made such a grand display...it must have hurt the hearts of scholars across the country!"

"How could the Ming Dynasty's court not need the support and assistance of scholars and intellectuals? This is a vital asset! This move... Zhu Yunhuan lost this asset due to his own likes and dislikes and willfulness..."

"As one side gains strength, the other side loses strength. Soon after, my father made up his mind to join me in raising an army. With this event in mind, who will the scholars of the world choose? Who will they support?"

"Ha! Anyway, it won't be Zhu Yunhuan, the ridiculous little emperor who disregards rules and regulations. This power belongs to my father and me!"

"..."

For a moment, Zhu Di's thoughts raced in his mind, and he became increasingly excited - the advantage seemed to be going back little by little!

Of course, he didn't show his joy on his face.

Instead, he put away the information in his hand and handed it back to Zhu Yuanzhang, pretending to be worried and distressed, and followed Zhu Yuanzhang's words and said: "I have read it, Your Majesty, your actions... are indeed a bit inappropriate."

"A dignified Third Rank official, and one of the most powerful officials in the Ministry of Revenue, all because of a so-called 'exam question'..."