King Yan's Counterattack, Emperor Yongle's Crime and Punishment

On one side is a bloody sword, pointing to the Jinling throne; on the other side is a boundless blueprint, hoping to create eternal peace. Hongwu died, and the new emperor cut off the vassalage. The butcher's knife hangs from the neck, and the brothers bleed. Zhu Di, the king of Yan who was in charge of Peiping, was forced to the end of the cliff. Is it to be killed at the slightest suggestion and become a pitiful loyal soul in the history books? Or should he raise his troops and go south, bet on a shocking counterattack, and seize the destiny that does not belong to him? The "Jingnan" war broke out suddenly. He attacked the whole country from a corner, and his cavalry broke through the natural chasm of the Yangtze River. The Jinchuan gate changed, the palace was in flames, and Jianwen disappeared. He stepped on the stairs of blood and fire and sat on the hot dragon chair. Usurper? This was the original sin that lingered with him for the rest of his life. However, history took a sudden turn here. The day after he ascended the throne, he set his sights on a broader battlefield: he personally conquered Mobei, captured the imperial court with five plows, and established the immortal national policy of "the emperor guarding the country's gates"; he made seven voyages to the Western Ocean, with treasure ships like dragons, spreading the power of heaven on thousands of miles of sea waves; he compiled a grand canon, covering ancient and modern times, hoping to gather the world's knowledge in one furnace; he moved the capital to Beijing, dredged the canal, and reshaped the bones of the empire with his unique handwriting. This is a story about "crime and punishment". His "crime" began with a violent seizure of power; his "punishment" was to spend his life building an unprecedentedly powerful empire to prove that he was worthy of this blood-stained dragon robe. Amid endless controversy and admiration, he used his steely will and vast ambition to personally create an era of brilliance and strength - Yongle. Watch how King Yan counterattacked in desperate situations, and watch how Emperor Yongle's successes and demerits were stirred up. This is an epic story belonging to a hero, and it is also a legend of an empire reaching its peak and strength.