Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty: Commoners Dingshanhe

Hongwu 22nd year, 1389 AD Twenty-two years after the founding of the Ming Dynasty, the Yuan Dynasty retreated to Mobei, and the world was initially settled. Perennial wars have resulted in desolate fields, sharp population decline, and ruined industries. Zhu Yuanzhang governed the country with an iron fist, with strict laws, heavy punishment for corruption, a strict household registration system, and extremely strict control of refugees; the Huaixi Xungui Group was powerful and undercurrents in the court; there were constant border troubles in the north, the chieftains in the southwest were not completely surrendered, and the maritime ban was first implemented. At this time, Prince Zhu Biao was still there, and the structure of the court was relatively stable. However, Zhu Yuanzhang's suspicion and crackdown on civil and military officials had already begun, and a storm was about to come. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.