In the eighth year of Yongle, the Ming dynasty was at its height. He transmigrated into the body of Zhu Zhanji, the Crown Prince's grandson, but found himself trapped and watched the court's undercurrents surge. Just then, the [Twin Time Gate] System activated, transporting him and the Yongle Emperor, Zhu Di, to the seventeenth year of Chongzhen, a time when the land was shattered and famine victims lay everywhere! On one side stood 500,000 mighty Yongle troops, with generals as numerous as the clouds; on the other, 200,000 rebel bandits under Li Zicheng, while Jurchen cavalry beyond the passes watched like tigers poised to pounce. On one side was the emperor who commissioned the Yongle Encyclopedia and made seven voyages to the Western Oceans; on the other was a tragic final age, plagued by factional strife at court and problems too entrenched to fix. Zhu Zhanji stood atop the walls of Beijing and looked at his decisive, battle-hardened grandfather, Zhu Di. This time, the Yongle Emperor would lead the campaign in person, but his sword would point not at the Mongols, but at the other end of time: the mess left behind by his own unworthy descendants! Watch as three generations of grandfather and grandson cross two centuries, using the strength of a golden-age army to cleanse the corruption of the late Ming and rebuild the Han realm!
The writing is too messy,
Zhu Zhanji marries Xu Miaojin, and his grandson marries his aunt, which directly results in negative points.
It was completely written randomly, and the names of the characters were all wrong. The names of Zhu Biao's sons Zhu Yunwen and Zhu Yunxi were sometimes Zhu Yunmin, sometimes Zhu Yunxuan, sometimes Zhu Yunsui,
He actually didn't kill Zhu Qizhen and gave up.