Ming Dynasty Iron-Blooded Chess Game of Life and Death

During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, a more cruel power game was hidden behind the dynasty forged by blood and fire. Wei Guogong Xu Da, the first hero of the founding of the country, and the life and death brother who once made a blood alliance with Zhu Yuanzhang, is now walking on thin ice in the shadow of Jin Yiwei. When a secret letter from his former comrade Lan Yu reveals the emperor's plan to purge heroes, and when the favor of the married royal family turns into an invisible shackle, this decorated general faces an unprecedented choice - should he sit back and wait for death, or take risks? Zhu Yuanzhang, the legendary emperor who rose from beggar to emperor, built an increasingly high wall of suspicion on the dragon throne. While he rewarded the meritorious officials generously, he also secretly planned the plot; while calling Xu Da his commoner brother, he secretly ordered the Jin Yiwei to collect evidence of his crime. In this game of cat and mouse, who is the real hunter? In this chess game where lives are the bet, the boundaries between loyalty and betrayal have long been blurred. When Emperor Hongwu's butcher knife was raised, no one could survive alone. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.