When the wind and cold in Hongwu for twenty-five years failed to take away Zhu Biao's life, and when Zhu Xiongying, who died young, grew up safely, a new crack was opened in the history of the Ming Dynasty. After the death of Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Biao ascended the throne and became Emperor Wen. Twelve years of benevolent government made the Ming Dynasty prosperous. Zhu Xiongying succeeded to the throne of Yongxing and took over his father's empire, but he had to face the undercurrent of the power of the vassal kings, especially the King of Yan Zhu Di. Xu Mingyue, who traveled from modern times, as the youngest daughter of Xu Daya and the wife of Emperor Yongxing, holds the historical script but finds that everything has already gone out of control: Zhu Di did not launch an army to quell the Jingnan war as expected, but used Peking as the basis for his plan step by step; Zhu Yunwen lost the right to inherit the throne and struggled to survive between the court and the clan. She used modern wisdom to assist Zhu Xiongying in dealing with Zhu Di's checks and balances, and also witnessed that Zhu Yunwen, under the butterfly effect of history, walked out of a life that was completely different from his original trajectory. Where will this rewritten Ming Dynasty chess game go?
