Ming Dynasty: I, Zhu Su, Will Lead the Ming Dynasty Forward for Five Hundred Years.

Traveling through Jianwen for four years, he became the Valley King Zhu Su. Zhu Di's army suppressed the territory, and Zhu Su decisively surrendered the city. After securing the throne, Zhu Su took out sausages and swept the snack market of Ming Dynasty, making millions. Taking this as a benefit, he persuaded Zhu Di to initiate commercial tax reform. Not wanting Zhu Di to have strong old ideas, Zhu Su had to choose to go it alone. Zhu Su finally "fallen upon himself" and was exiled to Lingnan. In this regard, Zhu Di felt relieved, and everyone laughed at Zhu Su for stealing the chicken but losing the rice. At this time, Zhu Su was developing silently in the vassal land. Promote new grains, develop the economy, reform tax laws, build transportation, and popularize education... While Zhu Di was still congratulating himself on his voyages to the West, the conquest of the Tartars, and his fame, Zhu Su's warships had already dominated the entire ocean... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.