Daming: I Asked You to Defend the City, but I Didn't Ask You to Overthrow Jianwen.

In the thirty-first year of Hongwu, Taizu died and Jianwen succeeded to the throne. Zhu Gaochi, who had traveled through time, was in Beijing as a hostage. As a doctor of history, even though Zhu Gaochi knew that King Zhu Di of Yan would recall them soon on the grounds of pretending to be ill. But Zhu Gaochi felt that he couldn't leave just like that. Jianwen began to reduce the vassal state, and an army of 500,000 people would besiege Beiping. King Zhu Di of Yan went to move reinforcements, but he needed to play the role of guard. There are less than 10,000 defenders in Peiping, so it is very difficult to resist an army of 500,000 people. Fortunately, Zhu Gaochi knew that at the end of the Jingnan period, Li Jinglong led his army to open the gates of the capital. Until Jingnan, half a million troops besieged Peiping, and Li Jinglong, the commander of the army, suddenly leaned over. "The last general, Li Jinglong, pays homage to Prince Yan!" After being welcomed into the capital, Zhu Di's face was full of humiliation: "I asked you to defend the city, but I didn't let you overthrow Jianwen!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.