Regarding the modification of the prince’s name in this book.

I had never noticed that the names of successive emperors of the Ming Dynasty were regular. At that time, in order to save trouble, I directly named the prince "Zhu Lang" (the name of a classmate from Chongzi Middle School.

However, under the guidance of some readers, Chongzi discovered that Zhu Yuanzhang had already made provisions for the names of his descendants.

Regarding the King of Yan (that is, the lineage of Emperor Yongle), the second character in the name is in the order of "Gaozhan Qi Jianyou, Houzai Yi Changyou, Ciheyi Bozhong, Jian Jingdi Xianyou", while the third character must be in the order of five The behavioral radicals are "fire, earth, metal, water, and wood."

As a result, the prince's name must be changed.

So Chongzi changed the prince's name from "Zhu Lang" to "Zhu Heyu".

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you while reading.

Here, Chongzi would like to thank readers such as Eternal Empire and Hell Girl♀ for their guidance.

The history of our country is too vast, with numerous dynasties, all aspects, and countless details. If you are not careful, there will be loopholes in writing historical novels. I don’t think any author can grasp it completely. Although Chongzhi has checked a lot of information, it is still inevitable Something was overlooked, so I would like to ask for your advice in the future. If you find anything, please feel free to point it out. The bugs are here first. Thank you all.