The fifteenth year of Hongwu.
Zhu Xiongying, the designated heir to the Ming throne’s third generation, is gravely ill.
Desperate to save his grandson, Zhu Yuanzhang issues an imperial decree.
Yet all his efforts come to nothing.
Just as his eldest grandson nears death, Zhu Biao hears of a “miracle doctor” named Wan Ti in Yingtian City.
At once, Zhu Yuanzhang cries out, “Quick, go to Yingtian and fetch the miracle doctor Wan Ti!”
From then on, Zhu Xiongying recovers from his brush with death.
That same year, Empress Ma falls gravely ill, and the two leading men of the Ming dynasty cry in perfect unison: “Quick, fetch the miracle doctor Wan Ti!”
In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, the crown prince falls gravely ill.
All the civil and military officials drop to their knees, shouting, “My lord, please save our miserable lives!”
Wan Ti: “What’s going on? Have I become the Zhu family’s top dog or something?”
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