Modern Professionals Travel to the Ming Dynasty to Become Emperors

In the last years of Hongwu's reign in the Ming Dynasty, a shocking chess game was quietly unfolded. The new emperor Chen Qi pushed hard for the New Deal, but he saw blood letters lying in front of the Canglang Pavilion, imperial examination papers hiding Jianwen manuscripts, and bronze forts buried deep in the underground palace of the imperial mausoleum. Four hundred years ago, Liu Bowen carved the seven-star array at the bottom of Poyang Lake; four hundred years later, Bailudong Academy used the mountains and rivers as a guide, and used the stars as a guide to erode the Emperor Mingzu into a treasonous statement. From the corrupted ink copper coins in the Suzhou Mint to the cinnabar secret letters in front of the Liaodong Jurchen Formation; from the Jianwen Jade Seal in the Xiaoling Underground Palace to the regicide cannon pictures in the wreckage of Zheng He's treasure ship - behind the New Deal is a shocking conspiracy that spans four generations of emperors. The disciples of Bailu Cave infiltrated the Six Ministries, the Jianwen Remaining Party secretly communicated with the foreign tribes, the French cannons were hidden in the ships, and every track on the astrological map was a life-threatening talisman blasting towards the Forbidden City. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.