Daming: the Hunter in the Mountains Is Actually the Eldest Grandson of Yongle!

Time travels back in time to a four-year-old child Zhu Chen who was abandoned in a mass grave during the Jianwen period. He was rescued by his adoptive parents and made a living by hunting alone in the mountains for eleven years. Until one day in the mountains, he met an "Old Man Zhu" who was skilled in archery and became a close friend. The old man taught him archery step by step and gave him a three-stone bow, but he always stared at the wolf head pendant around his waist. When the old man cried and said, "My grandson has been missing for eleven years," Zhu Chen just smiled. What he didn't know was that in Prince Yingtian's residence, Zhu Gaochi was kneeling on the threshold crying bitterly because he missed his son; Yongle Emperor Zhu Di ordered people to search the Jinyiwei files overnight, just to confirm the origin of the pendant. Until the killer sent by the King of Han broke into the door with a knife, Zhu Chen shot an arrow through the chest and sent the man flying out of the courtyard. Zhu Di strode over, bent down and picked up the waistband of the deceased, with a cold light in his eyes: "The second brother's person?" Then he turned around and looked into the courtyard, his voice was low but shook the whole street - "Password, the grandson has been found. Within three days, I will have him return to the imperial city with the most solemn honors." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.