Zhu Xiongying, the Eldest Grandson of the Ming Dynasty, Came Back from the Dead

Give it to the judge, throw away your head before you watch it In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, Zhu Xiongying, the eldest grandson of Emperor Ming Dynasty, died of illness at the age of eight according to historical records. However, the moment he closed his eyes, his soul was thrown into the long river of time, and he witnessed the ups and downs of the Ming Dynasty in the next few decades: the early death of his kind father, the elimination of the vassal by the gentle younger brother, the "Jingnan" of the iron-blooded fourth uncle... In the prosperous age, the war broke out, relatives killed each other, and the country was shaken. As a helpless bystander, he suddenly woke up amidst endless regrets and shouts - he was actually reborn on this day when his life was on the verge of death! In this life, he is no longer a spectator of history. With Su Hui's presence and foresight, he vowed to turn things around! In the palace, he used the "God-given dream" to cleverly arrange things, and used his childish body to do shocking things. Healing himself and treating his father's illness, in Zhu Yuanzhang's surprised and gratified eyes, he gained trust step by step and stabilized the country's foundation. In the court, he cultivated his cronies, gathered loyal people, and carried out the New Deal with a vision beyond the times to enrich the country and strengthen the army. Sea ban? No, what he wants is for the giant ship to set sail and start the Ming Dynasty's great navigation era! Outside the battlefield, he knew that the biggest threat came from the talented and strategic fourth uncle - King Zhu Di of Yan. Is it subjugation, checks and balances, or... A fateful showdown? When the torrent of history rushes towards the "Jingnan" crisis again, how will he choose to protect the integrity of his family and the tranquility of his empire? Family affection and power are intertwined, and God's will competes with manpower. Let's see how Zhu Xiongying, the reborn eldest grandson of the Ming Dynasty, transformed the world, shaped the soul of the country, and personally created a world far beyond imagination in the magnificent late Hongwu years.