Ming Dynasty: Zhu Yunwen Is Reborn, Fourth Uncle, I Want to Cut Down the Vassalage

In the Ming Dynasty, on the tenth day of the sixth lunar month in the fourth year of Jianwen, Zhu Yunwen lit a fire in the Fengxian Hall. The palace gate is broken, and the sound of horse hooves from Yan King Zhu Di is approaching. As the upright and upright second emperor of the Ming Dynasty, he had no choice but to burn himself. Zhu Yunwen opened his eyes again and was reborn in the early years of Jianwen, half a year before Zhu Di launched his rebellion. In this life, I want to turn things around, and the throne that belongs to me can no longer be taken away by my fourth uncle. … In the ancestral hall of Prince Yan's Mansion in Peiping, a fire was blazing. Zhu Di was shackled and kneeling in the hall. Fourth uncle, do you know that I was the one who died in the fire in my last life.