Zhu Dayong, a modern Ming history enthusiast, died in an accident, and his soul was reborn as Zhu Xiongying, the eldest grandson of Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang. Historically, Zhu Xiongying died at the age of eight, and his early death indirectly triggered a series of chain reactions: his father Zhu Biao died early, his grandfather Zhu Yuanzhang massacred heroes in his later years, his uncle Zhu Di launched the Jingnan Campaign to seize the throne, and the line of direct descendants of the Ming Dynasty was completely cut off.
Zhu Xiongying, who was reborn and returned to Hongwu fifteen years ago, is fully aware of the fate of himself and his family, and he also understands that there may be a mystery behind this premature death. With the soul of an adult and the foresight of the direction of history, the eight-year-old grandson of the emperor embarked on a journey to change his destiny against the will of heaven. With wisdom and composure beyond his years, he showed his astonishing talent in front of his grandfather Zhu Yuanzhang and deftly resolved the witchcraft conspiracy against him; he studied government affairs next to his father Zhu Biao, and proposed "relief for work" and other policies that benefited the country and the people, helping the East Palace consolidate its position; at the same time, he secretly observed the situation in the court and was wary of his ambitious uncles, especially the King of Yan Zhu Di who would launch the Jingnan Campaign in the future.