The Return of Jingtai of the Ming Dynasty

In the fourteenth year of Zhengtong, in the blood and fire of the Seizing of the Gate, the imprisoned Jingtai Emperor Zhu Qiyu died with hatred. When he opened his eyes again, he went back to the second year of Xuande (1427) - the day when he, as the "Prince's Wife", was born in the mansion outside the palace. The soul is that of an emperor who has experienced humiliation, betrayal, and the collapse of his empire, but the body is that of a baby who has not even entered the jade ultimatum, and whose life and death depend on the thoughts of others. In his previous life, he was ordered to do something in danger after his brother Zhu Qizhen caused the "Tumubao Incident". He worked hard to save the Ming Dynasty from danger, but in the end everything was taken away by his restored brother. He was given a posthumous title of "violent" and died in peace. In this life, he returned with memories and hatred. Deep in the palace, his mother, Mrs. Wu, was an old concubine of the King of Han. She was the emperor's secret love debt and the original sin of his embarrassing origin. He must survive in the shadow of the palace wall under the complicated gaze of his father Zhu Zhanji, the cold scrutiny of Queen Mother Zhang, and the innocent smile of the future "good brother". From the villa outside the palace to the Forbidden Palace, from the unknown prince to the supreme emperor. In this life, he must make plans early. He must not only protect the beautiful mountains and rivers of the Ming Dynasty and prevent the iron hoofs from going south, but also make all those who betrayed and hurt him pay the price. The torrent of history is rolling, and we should pay attention to how Jingtai, in the past eight years (1427-1435), in the gap between the afterglow of his father and the times, can leverage the trajectory of destiny and strive for a completely different future for himself and for the Ming Dynasty.