Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty: Zhu Baigou to the End

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, the Forbidden City in Nanjing. Zhu Bai woke up from a fire - according to history books, this Zhu Yuanzhang's twelfth son, the King of Xiang, who was both civil and military, would be falsely accused of treason when Jianwen reduced the feudal vassal, and his whole family set fire to himself. He was only twenty-nine years old. I won't rebel, nor will I set myself on fire. I just want to survive until the Ming Dynasty is overthrown, and see how this chessboard is recovered. But his father was Emperor Hongwu, and his nephew was Jianwen, who was about to cut down the vassal just after he ascended the throne. Each of his brothers was more capable than the other. When the time traveler carries the memories of three hundred years from later generations and just wants to be wise and protect himself, he gradually discovers: In this game of chess, you can't survive just by thinking about it. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.