Hongwu Drew His Sword, and the Sky Said That I Am the Emperor of the Ages.

[Empress]+[Travel]+[Cover System]+[Chaotory Strategy]+[Counterattack]+[Strong Woman]+[Historical Derivatives]+[Family, Country, World]+[Character]+[Overhead] It comprehensively covers character settings (empress, time travel, strong women), core golden fingers (canopy system), main story lines (court intrigues, counterattacks, historical derivation) to story structure and themes (family, country, world, female growth, epic sense). In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Prince Zhu Biao died of illness. At the great court meeting, a decree was issued to bury the childless concubine, forcing the silent clan orphan Zhu Mingzhao to the imperial court. She drew her sword for her mother-in-law, shocking both the government and the public. At this moment, the sky split open and the "Celestial Curtain" descended. It first spoiled the future battle of Jingnan and the prosperous age of Yongle, and then the scene changed to reveal a shocking difference: the sword-wielding Zhu Mingzhao actually rose up in the troubled times, ascended the throne as a woman, and created an empire with boundless territory and "the sun never sets" where thousands of nations came to visit, and was revered as "the one emperor through the ages." The sky faded, and there was deathly silence in Fengtian Hall. The ultimate achievement that Zhu Yuanzhang pursued throughout his life was presented to him in the most unexpected way. Zhu Di's ambition was covered, and the slanderers were ashen-faced. Zhu Mingzhao, who was at the center of the storm, still had the sword in his hand cold. The road ahead is clear: should I live happily with my mother, or should I take charge of this prophesied world? A name ignored by history has since become the key to rewriting destiny.