New King of Ming Dynasty

In the twelfth year of Yuan Zhizheng, Zhu Zheng followed his father, whom he recognized on the road, to Haozhou City to participate in the Red Turban Army uprising. At that time, smoke was everywhere, war was raging, the land of China was devastated, and the people were helpless. Until, after the father Zhu Zheng picked up conquered Chuzhou City and had his own base, he came to the land of China ahead of schedule with a word that has been resounding throughout the ages. "Build the wall high, store up grain widely, slowly become king, and when you are ready to become king, destroy the landlords, equalize the fields, and share the world with the emperor and the people." Five attacks against the Yuan Dynasty, three into the sword pavilion. He defeated Wang Baobao in the northwest, and defeated King Yuan and Liang in the southwest. The father of the Ming Empire's economic construction, he re-established the Chief Secretary of Jiaozhi and lit up the Ming Dynasty's technology tree. (I, the Ming Dynasty, have abundant martial virtues, but I choose to win culturally!)