Fast Travel: A Record of Unusual Creatures

The sedan carried by eight people was very stable.

Zhu Biao's big belly is indeed much easier to lie down on than a tile, so Qu Jie is in a pretty good mood:

"Xiao Zhu, your belly is big enough, even for a pregnant woman who is pregnant in six months. It seems that your father fed you well. No wonder you died at a young age. I'm afraid there are many diseases of wealth and wealth, and the probability of sudden death is quite high. High."

“What does affluence disease mean?”

Because the conversation was about his own death, Zhu Biao didn't dare to ask anything, so he asked doubtfully.

"Affluence disease is a disease that only wealthy people will get. If they eat too much fish and meat on weekdays and don't exercise, their bodies will inevitably have various problems, such as dizziness, fatigue, neurasthenia, and frequent drowsiness. If they are often If you stay up late or are stressed.

There will be more physical problems.

A single problem will not kill you, but the accumulation of problems will become serious, and you may be sent away in a cold weather.

Oh, by the way, the history books record that you died of the cold, but some unofficial histories say that you were scared by your father and jumped into the river, and then you were rescued and died of the cold.

But you do die relatively early.

Only in his early forties. "

Anyway, after all the explosive news, there was nothing that Qu Jie didn't dare to say. At this time, she just happened to reveal the cause of Zhu Biao's death.

He already knew the year he died, and it wouldn't be a big deal to find out more about the specific cause of death.

As for Zhu Biao, although he had known from Zhu Yuanzhang more than an hour ago that the white parrot had said that he would die in the 25th year of Hongwu, he heard it again now and also told the exact cause of his death.

He was still a little bit unable to accept it.

After a while, he paid attention to the key points and asked:

"Madam, why do you talk about historical records and unofficial history? Is it possible that the information you learned does not come from your own prophecies, but from historical books?"

"Of course, prophecy is very troublesome.

I went directly to it hundreds of years later and looked through the history of the country compiled by you yourself, as well as the history of the Ming Dynasty compiled for you by later generations. Although it may not be 100% accurate, the major events are basically accurate every word.

Not much easier than prophecy.

Learned a lot more information. "

In order to make it easier to chat in the future, so as not to have to think about whether everything is correct or not, and some things do not match what is recorded in the history books, or the historical records are wrong.

Qu Jie frankly confessed that she did not make a prophecy.

Everything mentioned is also recorded in history books.

But compared to the prophecy, going directly to read the history books hundreds of years later undoubtedly gave Zhu Biao a greater shock. It felt like it was no longer some evil witchcraft.

Rather, he is truly like an immortal, like a god, like a Buddha or a demon.

"I see, that's it, but how could the unofficial history record it like that? How could I jump into the river directly because I was afraid of my father? This is outrageous!"

Although Zhu Biao felt a little less doubtful at this time, he actually still had many questions he wanted to ask, but he did not dare to ask about the fate of the country behind Zhu Yuanzhang's back.

So I can only ask myself about my situation.

Qu Jie is free anyway, so she answers all questions:

"Is this impossible? It's not like you don't know how murderous Lao Zhu is. When your mother-in-law, Queen Ma, was still there, there was barely anyone who could persuade him. Although it couldn't be much, it's better to have someone to persuade him than nothing. good.

Once your mother dies, your persuasion will be of no use.

Not only could you not persuade him, you would often annoy Lao Zhu because of it. There is even an unofficial history record that you were afraid of being beaten to death by your father when you were trying to persuade him, so you specially drew a picture of Queen Ma carrying him and escaping, and hid it in your arms. When he hits you with a chair, drop the picture on purpose to save your life.

By the way, these are unofficial historical records.

But one thing is absolutely true, and it belongs to official historical records. In the 23rd year of Hongwu, your eighth brother Zhu Zi was involved in the Hu Weiyong case because of his father-in-law and brother-in-law.

When Lao Zhu sent an envoy to comfort him and recruit him into the palace.

He was so frightened that he took the princess and set himself on fire together!

I don’t know if he did something shameful, or if Zhu Yuanzhang is no different from a terrifying murderer in his mind, what do you think? "

Many things are not clearly recorded in the history of the country.

Then don't blame future generations for making wild speculations.

"How...how is this possible?

Also, didn’t the Hu Weiyong case start this year? Even Hu Weiyong died. But this year is the 13th year of Hongwu. How come in the 23rd year of Hongwu, the Hu Weiyong case has not been concluded yet and more people are involved? "

Originally, Zhu Biao didn't want to ask about anything that had nothing to do with him, but what Qu Jie said was too bizarre, so he couldn't help but ask.

However, Qu Jie did not answer immediately. Instead, she stood up, opened the food box on the side and ate some candied fruits. She also drank a few sips of tea before continuing to explain:

"Who knows? You have to ask your father. Anyway, ten years later, Lao Zhu used the Hu Weiyong case as an excuse to kill Li Shanchang and others, and more than 1 people died.

Probably more than 3 people were killed before and after.

It is called Hu Prison in history.

Lao Zhu probably had a guilty conscience. Relevant records are very sparse, but later generations generally believe that Hu Weiyong's rebellion, including a lot of criminal evidence later produced, such as colluding with the Mongolian Yuan and externally communicating with Japanese pirates, are mostly fabricated. However, It was Lao Zhu who eliminated the power and threats of Prime Minister Quan and the founding heroes.

It's just a matter of killing the donkey.

He has the same virtue as Liu Bang, but compared to Liu Bang, your father is a little more ruthless. "

Hearing this, Zhu Biao no longer dared to speak.

He shouldn't have asked that question just now.

Now he finally knew why his father was so angry and wanted to kill this white parrot. Her mouth was really poisonous and she dared to say anything. It seemed that there was nothing in the world she was afraid of.

She dared to speak without thinking about whether others would dare to listen.

He, the prince, felt frightened when he heard these words, not to mention ordinary people. At this time, Zhu Biao had begun to worry about the lives of those people who were forced into Zhao Prison by his father, especially Li Lang. life, I always feel that their probability of survival is a bit low.

After all, they heard too many things they shouldn't have heard.

Seeing that Zhu Biao didn't say a word, Qu Jie probably understood what he was thinking and immediately sneered:

"I didn't expect that you, the crown prince of the country, are not very courageous. Fortunately, those in later generations still praise you so much, saying that you are the most stable prince in the Ming Dynasty. They also say that even if you start a rebellion, your father Huang Lao Zhu will not be angry, but will hand the knife to you personally.

Be the supreme emperor happily by yourself.

Now it seems that the rumors are too false. To say that the position of the Ming Prince is the most stable, it should be Ming Wuzong.

After all, his father is a living son.

As an only son, it would be difficult for him to have an unstable position as a prince. "