An Inventory of Chinese Emperors: Starting with the Ming Conspiracy Theory

In the thirteenth year of Yongle, a secret report was disturbed late at night in the Forbidden City. Rumors spread among the people that Zhu Di had usurped the throne and that Emperor Jianwen was still alive. Just as Jin Yiwei was trying his best to track down the mastermind behind the scenes, a mysterious sky suddenly appeared above the nine heavens, pointing directly to the truth of the "Jingnan Campaign" and the secret purpose of Zheng He's voyages to the West. Blood moon visions, falling stars, and sky images reveal the conspiracy behind the imperial power step by step. The government and the public are shocked, and the people are panicked. In the Huangjia Nunnery in Qionglong Mountain, Suzhou, Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen, whose pseudonym was "Yingwen", devoted himself to spiritual practice for twelve years, but was forced to flee due to the exposure of the sky. The suspicion caused by Zheng He's return voyage, the frame-up of forged letters, and the brutal pursuit by the Jin Yiwei pushed the exiled emperor into a desperate situation. Zhu Di's suspicion and cruelty not only put loyal ministers in jail, but also caused undercurrents in the Ming Dynasty. Tianmu continues to update the merits and demerits of the Chinese emperors, when the truth of history and the game of intrigue are intertwined in time and space. This is a trial that spans time and space, and is also a tragic song of power and humanity. Under the watchful eye of the sky, who can finally control the country, and who will become the dust of history?