Sky Curtain: Emperor Yin of the Ming Dynasty

The curtain of heaven descends on the world, and all heavens and worlds watch it. In the twenty-sixth year of the First Emperor's reign, the sky reappeared. In the picture, four paper figures carry a coffin at night. The boy in the coffin is dressed in the crown of the emperor. He is decreed by God as the Son of Yin, who rules over the underworld and controls yin and yang. Emperors of all dynasties were shocked - Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty looked at the sky with bare feet, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and Huo Qubing discussed ghosts and gods, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty couldn't sleep at night and asked Wei Zheng whether he could go to hell after death. The most outraged was Zhu Yuanzhang who lived in the fifth year of Hongwu - he saw that his unborn eldest grandson Zhu Xiongying would die at the age of eight and was named the emperor of the underworld! Zhu Biao! Give us a healthy grandson! Inside the sky, in the fifteenth year of Hongwu in the parallel world, Zhu Xiongying opened his eyes in the coffin. He didn't know that every spell he cast, every battle, and every inner monologue he had would be seen by emperors and generals throughout the ages. He thought he was playing in single-player mode, but he didn't know that he had become a top streamer in all the worlds. Paper figures carry coffins, ghosts seduce ghosts, five ghosts bring wealth, and evil cultivators fight... Let's see how the Yin Emperor of the Ming Dynasty used the underworld to solve the dilemma in the Yang world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.