Ming Dynasty: Zhu Di's Tyrant Son

In the twelfth year of Hongwu, Princess Yan, who was fifteen months pregnant, celebrated the birthday of her newborn child with a touch of summer wind amid the sounds of grief. At the same moment when the child was born, the sun and the moon were in the same sky, and the purple energy came thirty thousand miles from the east. Many members of the royal family, including the current emperor, witnessed the baby being born with a red light. In the thirty-first year of Hongwu, Ming Taizu passed away. When Emperor Jianwen succeeded to the throne, he followed the advice of Fang Xiaoru, Huang Zicheng and other ministers, and implemented the policy of reducing vassal states. He deposed King Zhou, King Dai, King Qi, and King Min one after another for crimes. King Xiang burned himself to death. Why did Emperor Jianwen use a vicious trick to attack the most powerful King of Yan? Zhu Gaoyao, the fourth son of King Yan, and his beloved Jiang Ling were surrounded by many factors. As a result, Zhu Gaoyao, whose martial arts had broken through the void and reached the strongest level, could not use his internal power, and Jiang Ling was seriously injured in the end. In September of the first year of Jianwen, Li Jinglong led an army of 200,000 to the outside of Peiping City. Zhu Gaoyao, dressed in white robes, and his escort of three thousand white-armored troops went out of the city to fight. The 200,000-strong army was wiped out, and Zhu Gaoyao's white robe was stained with blood. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.