When Chen Mo, a history college student, woke up, his soul traveled through the East Palace of the Ming Dynasty ten years ago and became the prince Zhu Biao who was destined to die young. At this time, the wind and cold were beginning to recover, and there were still eighteen years before the "death of illness" in history. In front of him was the iron-blooded and suspicious Zhu Yuanzhang, and behind him was the undercurrent of the court. A little carelessness would be doomed.
He hid his modern soul, used Zhu Biao's "kind" persona as a shield, and used historical cognition as a spear: he used modern health care to avoid premature death, relied on "relief for work" to solve the drought in Shaanxi, and relied on "killing the culprits and leniency" to reduce the involvement in the Hu Weiyong case, quietly retaining capable officials for the Ming Dynasty; he improved the health center, channeled Zhu Di, resolved the hidden dangers of military power and the crisis of the vassal, and gradually won the trust of Zhu Yuanzhang and the recognition of the court.
In the thirty-first year of Hongwu's reign, Zhu Biaoping succeeded to the throne and changed his reign to Yongxi. He promoted the "vassal restructuring" with both grace and power, implemented "equal land and fixed taxes" to ease mergers, set up a municipal shipping department to open the sea, sent troops to the Northern Expedition to severely damage the Northern Yuan Dynasty, and jointly defended the coastal areas to eliminate Japanese pirates.
From a cautious prince to an emperor in charge of the world, Chen Mo grafted the foundation of the early Ming Dynasty with modern governance thinking. Not only did he rewrite his own destiny, but also let the iron-blooded Hongwu fade away and give birth to a "Yongxi Prosperity" with doubled arable land, a prosperous population, and thousands of nations coming to the dynasty - this time, the glory of the Ming Dynasty will be written by his own hand.
