[Across the Dynasties] + [The Ming Dynasty as the Main Story] + [Conspiracy Theories] + [Transmigrating Through the River of History]
On the night of the tenth day of the intercalary fifth month in the thirty-first year of Hongwu.
Zhu Yunwen murders his grandfather, then falsifies an edict to claim the throne.
That night, the dying Old Zhu sees another version of himself, holding the Emperor's Sword. He cuts down the cowardly grandson who murdered his own grandfather, tears the false succession edict to shreds in front of everyone, and appoints a new ruler at court.
Qi Tai cries out, “We request that the Crown Prince oversee the state!”
“I'm not dead yet. What state are you talking about overseeing?”
Note: This story focuses on the Ming Dynasty, with other dynasties playing supporting roles.
“Zhao Gou: I Really Did Exchange Private Letters with General Yue” “Emperor Huizong of Song: Come on, people actually believe some sorcerer opened the city gates?”
“One Hundred Ways for Zhu Yunwen to Pull Off the Impossible?”
“On How Zhu Laosi Rose to Power” “The Coup at the Palace Gate: The Seven-Year Term Is Up, the Dragon King Returns!”
Zhu Houzhao: “I captured tigers and leopards alive, and you're telling me I just lost my footing on a boat?”
Zhu Youxiao: “Yeah, I just like falling into the water.”
Yang Xiao travels along the river of history, using emperors as anchor points to patch the flaws caused by one conspiracy after another...
Good, good, good