What about Liu Bowen's two sons?

In fact, Liu Bowen's two sons are very talented, and it is only because of the current situation that they have come to a bad end.

Liu Bowen was named Cheng Bo by Zhu Yuanzhang and could not be inherited. Therefore, Mclynn Killman Liu, the eldest son, did not inherit the title of Liu Bowen. When Liu Bowen was the censor, Mclynn Killman Liu was struggling in the officialdom because he was an enemy of Li Shanchang and Hu. During the Hongwu period, he once served as an empire, but then he stagnated and never got promoted by Zhu Yuanzhang. Later, due to the persecution of Hu and others, he "fell into the well and died."

But after getting rid of Hu and others, Zhu Yuanzhang thought of Liu Bowen and Liu Lian's wrongful death, so he ordered Liu Lian's son, Liu Xiao, to inherit the title of Chengbo, which was also a justice for the Liu family.

Liu Bowen's second son, named Liu Jing, is also a very talented person. When Emperor Shengzong of the Tang Dynasty suppressed traitors, Liu Jing also participated in it and made great contributions. After the war, Zhu Yuanzhang appreciated Liu Jing very much, appointed him as the special envoy of the cabinet, and was soon promoted to Zhu Yi, the king of Zuochang Shigu. However, Liu Jing is also a very arrogant person, and it is because of this arrogance that he offended the future emperor Judy.

It is said that Judy and Liu Jing were playing chess at that time, and Judy was no match, so she suggested that Liu Jing give up a son, but Liu Jing said, "If you can give up, you must not let that person dare not give up."

Later, Judy raised the anti-flag, and Liu Jing simply returned to his hometown, isolated from the world. After Judy acceded to the throne, she thought of Liu Jing, who was forbidden to be a son, and summoned Liu Jing, but Liu Jing refused to go because of illness. Judy put him in prison in a rage. From then on, Liu Jing knew that Judy would not let him go, so he hanged himself in prison.