I just explained to Zhu Yuanzhang that the reason why I said so much to Uncle Liu was that his friendship with Liu Bowen was already very close.

On the other hand, the reason is naturally because he listens to the voices questioning himself in the court every day.

I feel a little aggrieved every day. When I talk to Liu Bowen at this time, I naturally have the intention to explain it to myself.

Of course, Zhu Qi himself may not have thought about this, but after he said this to Liu Bowen, he felt a lot more uncomfortable.

After hearing this, Liu Bowen was naturally shocked and encouraged Zhu Qi to continue moving forward according to the goals he had imagined.

These words of spiritual chicken soup sound quite useful, and after Zhu Qi came out from Liu Bowen, he was in a good mood and breathed a sigh of relief. As expected, it was like this, and it was still necessary to talk about the words in his heart with his good friends.

After His Highness of the Liao King left, Liu Bowen sat up again with his seriously ill body.

His son saw that his old father had recovered from serious illness and was so weak, but he still had to sit up.

He hurried over to help him, but Liu Bowen didn't say much to let his son take a pen and ink.

Then he took out a book he was writing. This book was nothing else, but was specifically recorded in the words and deeds of His Highness the King of Liao. In other words, this was a biography written by Liu Bowen for the King of Liao.

This biography has been written for three or four years, so I took the time to write it.

The reason I wanted to write this is because Liu Bowen felt that he could no longer help His Highness the King of Liao in many things.

What's more, your body is getting worse and worse, and it is not suitable for running around.

But in the last time of life, you have to leave something, and helping His Highness the King of Liao write a biography is what you can think of and contribute the best to the Ming Dynasty.

Because our King of Liao has suffered too many misunderstandings. Although the world praises His Royal Highness, he does not know what His Royal Highness is really thinking.

What I have to do is to show a true His Highness, the King of Liao, and at the same time let those who slander His Highness see how low-key, how capable and talented our Highness is.

It is obvious that I can lie flat, but I work hard for the people of the world.

Isn’t this the idea that the people are the first to be united in the world that our Confucianism has always advocated?

Our King of Liao is the true master of Confucianism.
Chapter completed!