Ming Dynasty: Taihu Enlightenment at the Beginning, the Saint of the Era

In the second year of Jianwen's reign, an aspiring young man from a later generation stood on the Qinhuai River for seven days and shouted loudly that the mind is the principle and knowledge and action are one! At this point, a great thinker began to rise. He is Judy Zhu Di's famous minister who helps the world, and is the formation-breaking general in the eyes of Emperor Yongle. He is also the second saint after Confucius to accomplish meritorious service, morality, and speech. He was praised by Xie Jin, the most talented man in the Ming Dynasty, as a "contemporary saint" Invited by Emperor Yongle as the "Unparalleled Imperial Master" He is also the only important minister who is not suspected by the emperor. For fifty years, his position as the chief minister of the cabinet has not been shaken... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.