Emperor Chengtian of the Ming Dynasty: the Biography of Zhu Xiongying

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu's reign, the eight-year-old grandson Zhu Xiongying "died" of illness. The soul of the modern business elite passed through his body and escaped with the help of fake death medicine. During ten years of forbearance, he improved firearms and managed the southwest, but he was walking on thin ice under Zhu Yuanzhang's scrutiny. When Zhu Biao died suddenly and Jianwen reduced his vassal status, the "resurrected" King Yu used "Huang Ming Ancestor Instructions" as a sword to expose Lu's crime of poisoning Queen Ma, incorporated Lan Yu's old men, and launched a thrilling imperial power game with Zhu Di. The "Thunderbolt Chariot" was invented during the northern expedition to Mongolia, the eastern expedition to Japan detonated Mount Fuji, and the western expedition to Rome instigated a schism in the church. Open sea bans, build armored ships, and plant the Ming Dragon Flag all over the world. And the starting point of all this is just the young hand pushing open the coffin in Zhongshan Mausoleum...