In 1403 AD, Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, took charge of the world after the "Jingnan" battle, and the Yongle era, which was flaunted by ambition and civility, began.
However, the glory of the empire was not without shadows:
In the west, the powerful Timurid Empire is preparing its troops and intends to conquer the east;
Distant Europe is brewing changes amid the smoke of the Hundred Years' War and the dawn of the Renaissance;
In America, which was beyond the reach of the Ming Dynasty, ancient civilizations were independently reaching their peak.
This is an era of coexistence of glory and crisis. The best chapter and the worst fate are being written simultaneously at both ends of the Eurasian continent.
Zhang Yuan, a student of the Department of Modern History, in an accident, his consciousness was bound to Zhu Di in parallel time and space. From this moment on, a pair of invisible hands began to control Ming Dynasty on a unique path.
