Ming Dynasty: Pick up Taizu from the River and Initiate a New Cabinet Policy!

Traveling back in time, Zhu Xuan was a baby abandoned in the river in the 25th year of Hongwu. When Zhu Xuan was drifting, he happened to be picked up by Zhu Yuanzhang himself, who had just experienced the pain of losing his son. The old emperor could tell at a glance that the child's features resembled Zhu Biao's. After holding him in his arms, the pain of losing his son was miraculously healed. But the Jin Yiwei followed the clues and found out that the Crown Princess Lu had expelled a pregnant maid from the East Palace. The maid died in childbirth, and the baby was adopted by her brother and sister-in-law. After the death of the prince, she was ordered to be thrown into the river. Zhu Yuanzhang was furious but suppressed his anger. He secretly purged the entire Lu family and recorded this blood debt for his grandson. For two years, he personally raised Zhu Xuan by his side, named him Zhu Yunxuan, and never left her day and night. When two-year-old Zhu Xuan said in a childish voice, "Grandpa Huang can choose a few people to help you read the memorial, but don't give them real power." Zhu Yuanzhang suddenly realized that this child was not only a blood relative, but also a guide given by God to the future of the Ming Dynasty. The cabinet system was born ahead of schedule, and history books were rewritten from then on. In the East Palace, Zhu Yunwen stared at the figure being held in the lap of the emperor and being fed, his nails digging into his palms. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.