Zhu Zhanji, the young emperor of the Ming Dynasty, died of a sudden illness in his prime. He accidentally traveled back to the late Northern Song Dynasty, where he punished traitors and traitors, promoted virtuous people, and recruited heroes from Liangshan.
Established the Shenji Camp, rebuilt the Jingsai Army, used the Ming Dynasty's advanced tactics to deal with the northern nomads, captured the Hetao Plain in one fell swoop, opened up the Hexi Corridor, recovered the Yanyun Sixteen Prefectures, and competed head-on with the Jin Kingdom in its heyday, creating a more glorious history. . . . . . . . . .
