Wang Yiyang, a special soldier, accidentally passed through his soul in the late Yuan Dynasty and became a dying and sick scholar in Fengyang. When he opened his eyes, he was "died" out of the soil by the young man Zhu Chongba.
Seeing that these future founders were still armed and begging for food, Yi Yang sighed and took out the "Barefoot Doctor's Manual" in his mind: "Let's go, I will lead you to fight the war and help the poor at the same time."
The grenade he made at random stunned Yuan soldiers and alerted Guo Zixing, the leader of the Red Scarf Army. His improved farm tools revitalized the land that was devastated by hunger.
When Chen Youliang's giant ship crossed the Yangtze River, the artillery he set up defined new rules of war. While the Yuan Dynasty's cavalry was still showing off its power, the modern army he trained had begun the Northern Expedition to plow the courtyard and sweep holes.
He not only fought wars, but also engaged in construction, education and maritime trade. From Huaixi to Yingtian, he forged a rebel army seeking survival into a torrent of steel that crushed the times.
In the first year of Hongwu, the Ming Dynasty established the tripod. In the Jinluan Palace, Zhu Yuanzhang pointed to the world map that encompassed all the seas and seas, and looked at his close friend in civilian clothes beside him with burning eyes:
"Brother Yiyang, the sun never sets in your painting... Can we, Ming Dynasty, do it?"
