From 1402 to 1424 AD, it was known as the "Yongle Prosperous Age" in history. Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, was responsible for sending envoys, special expeditions, supervising the army, dividing towns, assassinating subjects and martial arts heroes. He restored the Jinyiwei and Dongchang that had been abandoned during the reign of Emperor Hongwu, and developed and strengthened the autocratic unity. During the Yongle period, the world was unified, a cabinet was established, and the "Yongle Dadian" was compiled. Zheng He's voyages to the West and other prosperous times continued one after another. But the world has never been truly peaceful. In the prosperous age, undercurrents surged and turmoil resumed. The descendants of Han Wang Chen Youliang and Wu Wang Zhang Shicheng wanted to make a comeback. Emperor Jianwen's cronies waited for the opportunity and never gave up. There was another mastermind behind the Japanese pirate rebellion in Liaodong, with evil intentions. There are rumors in the world: "Eight Wastelands and Six Wonders, Three Saints from Overseas, Yi Xing Gathering the Moon, Mysterious Blue Sea and Sky, Infinite Red Maple, Buddha's Divine Power, South City and North Palace, enemies for generations." The Shaolin monk "could not bear" to go down the mountain with his master Jing Kong for the first time, and was involved in a series of turmoils in the world. Faced with temptation, conspiracy, fame and fortune, the young monk did not forget his original intention and remained pure forever. He stepped into the world of mortals with his right foot without leaving the Zen gate with his left foot. He retreated wholeheartedly, overwhelming the crowd, and finally became the master of both Buddhism and Taoism.
