Ming Dynasty: I, Zhu Yunwen, Personally Commanded a Million-Strong Army to March North

Traveling to the Ming Dynasty, he unexpectedly became Emperor Jianwen. Before the buttocks of the dragon chair could get hot, they got the bad news that King Yan was raising his troops. "The emperor personally marched on the Northern Expedition, commanded millions of soldiers, and rewarded people for slaughtering Bai Qi's martial arts souls, including 20,000 Wei soldiers and one million dan of military rations!" "The emperor personally marched, commanded 500,000 troops for the Northern Expedition, and rewarded the Martial Saint Guan Yu with his martial spirit, 10,000 Wei soldiers, and 500,000 dan of military rations!" "The imperial commander personally marched, commanded 100,000 troops for the Northern Expedition, and rewarded the pioneer Hua Xiong Wuhun, 1,000 Wei soldiers, and 100,000 dan of military rations!" These three signal words immediately flashed through my mind. Without saying anything, I decisively led the Ming Dynasty's millions of troops to the north. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.