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... e of this, on the contrary, he was more fortunate that Zhang Gui let him go.

  Zhu Changhao is not Zhu Changrun. He knows that his clans are no farts in front of Zhang Gui, because not everyone will look up to them just because their surname is Zhu and they are the descendants of Zhu Yuanzhang.

  Especially Zhang Gui, he will not think highly of them because of this.

  Zhu Changhao has long understood that Rao is His Majesty, but in Zhang Gui's eyes, he should not be a perso ...

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