He transmigrates as Zhu Zhanji, the Ming dynasty's imperial grandson, and from the start joins Emperor Yongle's northern campaign against the Tatars!
He personally takes part in and witnesses the might and bold spirit of the last unified Han Chinese feudal dynasty!
"Our splendor rivals the Tang and Song, and our reach surpasses the Han and Tang!"
"The might of our dynasty surpasses all those before it. In dealing with the northern tribes, the western regions, the southern islands, and the barbarians across the seas, we have neither the Han's marriage alliances, the Tang's treaties, the Song's annual tribute and gifts, nor the submissive courtesies of treating an enemy state as a brother."
"The emperor guards the nation's gates; the ruler dies defending his realm!"
Crush every possible threat before it can take root! The same tragedy must never happen again!
"We can't end this war until we've settled the debts of vengeance against our country's enemies and our family's foes!"
"If your grandfather's generation hasn't finished the job, you'll have to take his saber and keep fighting!"
"Hold that blade firmly and protect what our family has built. Don't let it fall into ruin!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Chengzu can be said to be the last emperor in ancient China.
What was your current profession called in ancient times?
I dare say that few people who read this book are above me.
I remember that in order to support Emperor Jianwen's policy of reducing vassal states, Grandpa Cheng happily went to Nanjing with tens of thousands of troops to hand over military power. Unexpectedly, his nephew Yunwen was so timid that he burned down the palace and became a monk. A country cannot live without a king for a day, so Grandpa Cheng was forced to ascend the throne and become the emperor.
Slaughter all the Jurchens and Mongols!
I feel like the quality of these books about the Ming Dynasty is much better than those about the Tang Dynasty...
It is recommended that the protagonist kill all those Tatars, Walas, and Arutai who are taller than a wheel, cast their heads into Jingguan, and place them outside the Great Wall to shock the primitive tribes.
If I'm not invincible at my level, I've only met few opponents.
So what is this book about? The introduction is weak.
I don't like this kind of political compromise and want to see an emperor who obeys his words