In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, on the day Zhu Xiongying, the legitimate son of Prince Yiwen, died of illness, a modern soul quietly awakened. Facing the grief-stricken Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Biao, he used the words of "Nan Ke Yi Meng" to offer medical prescriptions to extend the life of his grandmother, and performed a shocking act as a young child.
On the dragon throne, the suspicious Hongwu Emperor's eyes were as bright as a torch; in the palace, his stepmother Lu was surrounded by her vicious schemes; outside the court, the emperor's uncles had different thoughts. He was fully aware of the future tragedy of the Ming Dynasty and vowed to turn things around.
Therefore, the eight-year-old grandson opened an academy to gather talents, predicted border troubles, and subdued arrogant generals. In the name of the grandson, he oversaw the country's governance and started the road to change. He used modern knowledge to sow the seeds of science and institutions, and with a mind that transcended the times, he turned potential enemies into a sword for development.
Let's see how Zhu Xiongying worked step by step in this glorious era of Hongwu. Under Zhu Yuanzhang's eyes, he held the sky and the country, and created a Ming Dynasty where the sun and the moon illuminated all Han lands!
