Traveling Through Yongle to Be King Jing's Sign and Visit Sifang of Liangcao Town

Modern social history enthusiasts travel through the early years of Yongle and become Zhu Di's seventh son, Zhu Zhanbian, who was only seven years old and titled Prince Jing. I wanted to rely on my status as a prince to live a peaceful life, eat, drink and have fun in peace, but the Tianxia Sheji sign-in system was accidentally activated. Sign in every day to receive generous rewards such as top forces, military black technology, world governance classics, secret guards, and advanced grains. The king of Han, Zhu Gaoxu, coveted the throne and repeatedly framed the crown prince Zhu Gaochi. He also secretly suppressed the younger kings and publicly humiliated Zhu Zhanbian during his first court appearance. Zhu Zhanbian relied on the secret guards and improved firearms obtained from the system sign-in to expose the evidence that Zhu Gaoxu secretly kept private soldiers and hoarded ordnance, and arbitrarily dominated the King of Han. From then on, he pretended to be playful and uninterested in power, secretly promoted new grains, improved water transportation, revolutionized military industry, eliminated corruption in the court, checked and balanced the king of Han, resolved the estrangement between the father and son of the prince and Zhu Di, smoothed the turmoil among the chieftains in the southwest, traveled to the ocean to open up overseas trade routes, gradually gained military and political power, preserved the foundation of the Renxuan era, and finally created the Ming Dynasty, which far exceeded history. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.