Zhu Yuanzhang, the Most Ruthless Man in the Ming Dynasty

The red land is thousands of miles away, and people die of hunger everywhere. In the purgatory at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, his name was Zhu Chongba, a starving boy from Huaiyou whose parents were dead and his body was wrapped in a straw mat. Zhitian Wentian's bloody and tearful accusation is the first spear thrown against the ruthless fate. From a humble novice in Huangjue Temple to an unknown soldier in the Red Scarf Army, Zhu Chongba was tempered in blood and fire and renamed "Zhu Yuanzhang" - vowing to be a weapon to destroy the Yuan Dynasty. In a troubled swamp, he met a strange woman, Ma Xiuying, and stayed with her forever. In Haozhou City, he is a lone wolf under Guo Zixing who is not afraid of death, and he is also a patient prisoner in the maelstrom of power. From the gamble of twenty-four riding in Chuzhou to the burning of Poyang Lake, Chen Youliang's hegemony; from the forbearance of "building high walls, hoarding grain, and slowly becoming king" to the glory of ascending to the throne and establishing a bright future, and the sun and moon create a new sky. Zhu Yuanzhang swept away the heroes and reshaped the mountains and rivers with his iron-blooded tactics, but at the peak of his power, he slipped into the abyss of suspicion. The blood of the Kongyin case, Hu Weiyong's chess, the night march of the Jin Yiwei... The idealistic founder of the country eventually became the lonely Hongwu Emperor.