Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty: the Sun, Moon, Mountains and Rivers Are Always There

Modern young man Li Mo accidentally traveled to the last years of Hongwu and became the commander-in-chief of King Zhu Di of Yan. When the wheel of history was heading towards the abyss of the "Battle of Jingnan", he held knowledge that transcended the times and changed his destiny with a plate of Nixilin, snatching back Prince Zhu Biao from the hands of death; he used improved firearms to turn the tide on the Baigouhe battlefield and help Zhu Di reverse the situation of the war. He dealt with the turbulent court, worked step by step amidst the bloody storm of the Blue Jade Case, and dismantled the conspiracy under the appearance of a prosperous age when all nations came to court. On one side is the subtle game between the iron-blooded emperor Zhu Di from suspicion to dependence, and on the other side is the life-and-death dependence across time and space with Zhu Yuning, the princess of Yong'an. When the Annan elephant soldiers and the Mongolian cavalry were at loggerheads, when the court gangsters and the vassal king's ambitions were intertwined, he used modern wisdom to forge a sword and carve a way out in the gaps of history. This is a huge gamble to rewrite the history of the Ming Dynasty. Let's see how he assists Zhu Di in ascending to the throne amidst the battles of swords and power, and composes a legend of "I win the world, and half of it depends on my virtuous son-in-law"!