Ming Dynasty: the Rogue Emperor Master, the Princes Collectively Turned Black

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu's reign, Zhu Yuanzhang appointed his grandson as his heir apparent. That night, the prince's tablet fell apart for no reason. Zhu Yuanzhang was shocked and ordered the Qin Heavenly Prison to be announced. After the divination, the Qin Heavenly Prison informed the prince that his family would be wiped out. When his son's lineage was about to be exterminated, Zhu Yuanzhang was anxious and ordered him to find a way to solve the problem. Is destiny so human and capable of being defied? When there is nothing to do, the purple spirit comes from the east, the literary spirit falls to Qixia, and the man who defies heaven and changes his fate appears. In Qixia Mountain, Lao Zhu met Jiang Chen, a time traveler, and he was full of praise for him after chatting. Half a day later, Jiang Chen was appointed as the Attendant of the East Palace and became the teacher of the Emperor Taisun. When teachers and students met, Jiang Chen resorted to a big trick: I have a skill that can slay dragons and subdue tigers. Can your highness learn it? Zhu Yunwen was overjoyed and followed Jiang Chen to learn dragon slaying skills, but within a few days, he realized something was wrong. Gouju, sinister, thick-faced, and dark-hearted. Is this dragon-slaying skill? Is this an imperial master or a gangster? Have I been scammed? A few years later, Zhu Yunwen completely went dark. Zhu Di: Your face is thicker than mine and your heart is darker than mine. What the hell! Yao Guangxiao: With a rogue imperial master like Jiang Chen, there is no hope for hegemony! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.