Daming: I Started the Game with a Black Hand, and I Rely on Solving Crimes to Plan the World.

The story begins with a confusing murder case of a Beijing official. Gu Changan used modern forensic knowledge and rigorous reasoning to uncover the details, only to discover that the case actually involved the missing remnants of Emperor Jianwen, factional disputes in the court, and a shocking conspiracy on the northern border. He used solving the case as a pawn to leverage the Ming Dynasty. On the surface, he is the doctor Gu who helps the world, and his fate is entangled with Su Qingxue, the daughter of the upright and upright cabinet minister; secretly, he transforms into the most mysterious sword in the royal guards, clearing out the traitors and reforming the long-standing abuses. Supporting Zheng He's voyages to the West, improving firearms to deter barbarians, and promoting commercial tax reform to fill the national treasury... Gu Changan single-handedly pushed the Yongle era to an unprecedented peak, and he himself became the "man of destiny" who is in charge of the world's chess game and is unknown to anyone. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.