Ming Dynasty: the Butcher Emperor's Grandson Stunned Zhu Yunwen at the Beginning

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu's reign, Zhu Biao passed away. Zhu Yuanzhang was heartbroken, but he met a "wild and rebellious" young man Qin Mu by the Qinhuai River. Not only did this boy angrily complain that the maritime ban was harming the country, he also rubbed Gatling on his hands, built an assembly line, and brought about the industrial revolution! Zhu Yuanzhang wanted to question him, but he was shocked to find that this boy was decisive in killing, more ruthless than himself, and more benevolent than Queen Ma! Until a Luban lock appeared, Lao Zhu burst into tears on the spot: This is my "deceitful" emperor Sun Xiongying! While Zhu Yunwen was still making blood-stained bird's nests to gain fame and talk about benevolence and righteousness, Qin Mu had already driven a steam tank to smash the Meridian Gate threshold, and even wanted to hang the gentry as a street lamp! Qin Mu: "Grandpa Emperor, the territory of the Ming Dynasty is too small. My grandson will give you an empire on which the sun never sets!" Destroy the Northern Yuan Dynasty, pacify Japan, colonize the world, and attract all nations to come to Korea! Zhu Yuanzhang laughed: "Yunwen, please step back! This Ming Dynasty belongs to none other than our great grandson!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.