A young man from modern times, Zhu Yunwen, transmigrates into the body of his namesake, the Jianwen Emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
In the spring of the 28th year of Hongwu, Zhu Yunwen, a little butterfly from the future, gives his wings a gentle flap, unleashing a storm that transforms the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang dies three years early, and the Jianwen Emperor ascends the throne three years ahead of schedule.
Looking around, the Northern Yuan forces still remain.
Beyond the northern frontier, the Oirat, the Tatars, and the other tribes are restless.
Along the shores of Liaodong, the three Jurchen tribes and the Joseon Dynasty are all potential enemies.
The southwestern tribes surrender, then regret it, vacillating back and forth.
Farther west, the Timurid Empire has seized Ming envoys for a second time and is sharpening its blades.
Within the empire, the nine powerful frontier princes, of Liao, Ning, Yan, Gu, Dai, Jin, Qin, Qing, and Su, are each a force to be reckoned with.
The fiefs must be curbed. Will Prince of Yan Zhu Di once again launch the Jingnan Campaign?
Facing the Ming Dynasty slowly opening up before him, Zhu Yunwen can only say, "I'm here..."
This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Chapter 1: There are many faults and thieves, but the Forbidden City is still there. I'm afraid you haven't studied history. Who built the Forbidden City? It was built by the people who took your place.
The most diligent person in the Ming Dynasty was Emperor Hongzhi who not only went to morning and morning dynasties, but also held evening parties in the middle of the night every day. In the end, even though I was seriously ill, I didn't miss any time. I was exhausted at the age of 36. Emperor Hongzhi only had one wife. No other concubine has ever favored one person during her 17-year reign. History only. The workaholic emperor who is not close to women. I have only slept with the queen in my life, and have never chosen a concubine. The courtiers tried to persuade him for a long time, until he died. It's not that he is impotent, the queen is his childhood sweetheart and very loving. Without him, Ming Dynasty might have died long ago. He renewed the destiny of the Ming Dynasty
The vassal king established by Zhu Yuanzhang had no military power at all, only a few thousand personal guards, and did not even have jurisdiction over the fiefdom. How could he have strong power? Zhu Di's comeback was only because Zhu Yunwen was too mentally retarded. He abolished the imperial examination and still worked in the mine field, which made people angry and everyone turned against him. In the end, he handed over the military power to the God of War Li Jinglong. Li Jinglong directly led his army to surrender to Zhu Di, and Jianwen was forced to step down.
Before a person dies, his posthumous title comes out first. . . .
When writing novels, you must comply with the basic laws. God, hell, a three-eyed gun can move a hundred steps or a shotgun. God, a smoothbore cannon can move 250 steps and hit a single target 700 meters away. God, a 2-tael TNT grenade can kill or kill you in a radius of 200 steps. A nuclear bomb of that weight is not as powerful as you.
To be honest, I still liked it very much, but I really couldn't handle the drama between you and this lady Shexiang, who was being fucked naked! You have also been emphasizing that it is okay not to accept it, but to downplay it, do you understand? Why are you writing so many scenes? Okay, it's up to you whether you accept them or not. Just take your time and play, I can't bear it.
I haven't read the novel, but are you crazy enough to write about Zhu Yunqi? Are you stupid? Think about it for yourself. Someone has written a novel about Emperor Cixi. Will anyone read it?
First, the queen contracted smallpox, and then the queen was framed by her sister, and was almost rescued by several homeless people who took turns to rescue the protagonist heroically. The queen sister is caring about her sister. Hehe. I just smiled. No more talking about it, no more reading. As long as the author is happy.
Zhu Yunwen could not overturn Zhu Di. During Zhu Yuanzhang's time, he trained almost all the soldiers and horses in the world. It is not an exaggeration to say that he controlled the soldiers and horses of the world. Looking at the official history, when Zhu Di rebelled, no one came to save the emperor.
I thought why this book had such poor results, but after reading it for a while, I finally understood that I was poisoned and died.