Ming Dynasty: I, the Great Grandson of the Emperor, Will Create a Prosperous Dynasty

During the Jianwen period, when King Zhu Di of Yan launched an army to rebel, the whereabouts of the emperor's grandson Zhu Zhanji were unknown. Zhu Di was furious and thought it was a rebellious party, so he began to massacre Emperor Jianwen's courtiers to express his love for Zhu Zhanji. … More than ten years later, a young boy was born. Emperor Yongle often transformed into a common man and hunted with him. Zhu Chengyan: "I'm really not your grandson. I crawled out of the dead." Zhu Di: "Your grandfather, I am Yongle Emperor Zhu Di" … The next day, in Yingtian Mansion, one hundred thousand Guan Ning cavalry dismounted and knelt down: "Welcome... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.