In the Ming Dynasty, All Officials Bow to Me

Zhu Zun, eldest son of Zhu Yuanzhang and older brother of Zhu Biao.

In the twelfth year of Zhizheng, as auspicious clouds of five colors appeared across the sky, Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest son, a man who had never existed in history, was born.

At the moment of his birth, auspicious clouds filled the sky and purple energy swirled inside and around the birthing room. It was a most wondrous sight.

Shocked, Zhu Yuanzhang immediately gave him the name Zun, meaning that he would be honored above all throughout his life.

Zhu Zun lived up to everyone's expectations. He won over the generals around Zhu Yuanzhang, while Zhu Biao became his devoted admirer. They even hailed him as an immortal reborn.

As Zhu Yuanzhang's campaign for supremacy gathered momentum, Zhu Zun helped him destroy the Mongol Yuan, execute Jiu Si, defeat Guo Zhen, and establish the Great Ming.

But on the eve of the founding of the dynasty, Zhu Zun mysteriously disappeared.

The ministers were all shocked, but Zhu Yuanzhang kept his silence, treating the matter as a deeply taboo subject.

That is, until the fifteenth year of Hongwu.

Crown Prince Zhu Biao's eldest son, Zhu Xiongying, was critically ill. The imperial physicians were at a loss, when Zhu Zun appeared once more.

He saves his nephew, heals his mother, cleans up the court, shatters conspiracies, and destroys Japan.

Later, when the Great Ming's God of War, Zhu Qizhen, was studying abroad in Oirat and the capital was in a state of emergency, the ministers were all in a panic. Only Yu Qian, standing atop the walls of Beijing, remained calm, holding a feather fan. Then he waved it and cried, "We summon the Ming Venerable One!"

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