During the Hongwu era, Zhu Kun claws his way out of the rotting earth in a mass grave outside Jinling. Amnesiac and destitute, he is recruited into the Embroidered Uniform Guard by a twist of fate. Starting as a trainee officer, he struggles to survive amid political intrigue and the turmoil of the martial world. The birthmark on his neck is a mystery, while modern-style golden fingers like "Green Bubble" and "Treasure Taobao" conceal secrets. "Treasure Taobao" can only be unlocked once he is promoted to company commander, while "Green Bubble" is tied to an unknown achievement. They drive him to struggle and grow as he investigates cases and trains, striving to break free of the constraints of being "small."
As mysteries such as the Guo Huan case unfold, old case files and imperial secrets reveal a shocking truth: Zhu Kun is connected to the imperial bloodline. He is the eldest imperial grandson, who once disappeared among the common people, lost his memory, fell to his death, and then mysteriously came back to life! As the court seethes with intrigue, he protects justice as a member of the Embroidered Uniform Guard, while the return of his memories pulls him between imperial conflict and the struggle to understand who he is. From an "unknown corpse" clawing its way out of a mass grave to a chosen one reclaiming his duty as the eldest imperial grandson, Zhu Kun wields modern marks as they collide with the rules of the Ming Dynasty. Amid the storms of the Hongwu era, he writes an epic tale of political intrigue and growth, a journey of passion and upheaval spanning life and death and awakening to his true identity, embodying the destined reversal and sense of duty behind the words: "I am an Embroidered Uniform Guard, and I will become the eldest imperial grandson."
I don't understand why the previous and later texts don't match up. The first text said the birthmark was maple leaf shaped, but the second text changed it to a crescent moon shape. The psychological activity in the previous article is that the protagonist suspects that the other party knows that he is Zhu Xiongying, and in the later article he does not know his identity. There are really many such inexplicable streams of consciousness, including one after another with hot and uneven birthmarks, and Lao Zhu calling himself an old woman. . . Do you know what a birthmark is? Help, do you think it's a Trisolaran switch?
A lot of mess
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Plot errors appear from time to time, the foreword is incorrect, and certain scenes are repeated.
Very nice to look at.
Not bad! Looks good!
Very good sense of rhythm