Ming Dynasty Emperor Liu Bowen

This book takes the legendary life of Liu Ji, the founding father of the Ming Dynasty, as the main line, and presents a panoramic view of this extraordinary genius's magnificent journey from commoner to imperial master. In the troubled times of the late Yuan Dynasty, Qingtian prodigy Liu Ji became famous at a young age. He was proficient in astronomy and geography, but his ambitions were difficult to achieve because he was born in troubled times. While studying in Kuocang Mountain, he was taught the Lingqi Sutra by a strange person, observed the stars and understood the purple microscopic stars, and set his ambition to help the world. After experiencing the ups and downs of the Yuan Dynasty, he resolutely joined Zhu Yuanzhang's camp, presented the nine-character strategy of "building walls high, accumulating grain widely, and becoming king slowly", and formulated the strategy of "cheng first and then expansion". He used the east wind to attack with fire during the Battle of Poyang Lake, and made an unparalleled contribution to the establishment of the Ming Dynasty. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Liu Ji devoted himself to system construction, created the Wei system, revised the Ming Dynasty laws, and compiled the Wushen Datong calendar, demonstrating his talents in the world. This work not only creates an image of a politician with superior resourcefulness and caring for the common people, but also reveals the wisdom of life after success through his complicated relationship with Zhu Yuanzhang. With his legendary life, Liu Ji interpreted the three immortal truths of "establishing one's moral character, establishing meritorious service and establishing one's words", and created an immortal spiritual monument in the long history. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.