The Return of Hongwu: Thirteen Years of Chongzhen

"Grandfather Taizu... Really fought back from the Hongwu period?!" In the thirteenth year of Chongzhen, the Ming Dynasty was in turmoil. Li Zicheng swept the Central Plains, Zhang Xianzhong broke the soil and became king, and Huang Taiji outside the pass was eyeing him. The anxious Emperor Chongzhen Zhu Youjian could already see the shadow of the country's subjugation. At this moment, the sky split and a red light penetrated the sky. A 50,000-strong army with well-organized appearance and murderous intent appeared outside the Meridian Gate of Beijing like divine soldiers descending from the sky. Above the flag is the long-lost Hongwu character "Ming". Under the banner of the Chinese army, the commander with a face as thick as a jujube and eyes as bright as lightning is exactly the same as the founding ancestor Zhu Yuanzhang in the portrait of the Imperial Ancestral Temple! With him came the sky group that illuminated the entire history of the founding of the Ming Dynasty: the god of war Xu Da, the fierce general Chang Yuchun, the think tank Liu Bowen, the prime minister Li Shanchang, and the other four founding dukes. What's even more shocking is that among the crowd, the brave and ambitious young prince - is actually the future Yongle Emperor, King Yan Zhu Di! Traveling through two hundred and seventy years of time and space, the founding team faced the mess of the apocalypse. Zhu Yuanzhang looked at Chongzhen kneeling in front of him and was filled with anger: "The country we conquered has been ruined by you unscrupulous descendants? There are hundreds of thousands of borers in the clan, the eunuchs are everywhere sucking blood, and the people are exchanging their sons for food! From today on, our rules are the new ancestral system!" The reform storm swept through the decadent court in the most violent way: · Clearing the country with an iron fist: Hongwu soldiers attacked the palace, Xu Dama trampled on the noble fields, concealed the fields and confiscated them, and put the moths in jail. · Fiscal surgery: Liu Bowen promoted "gentlemen and gentry paying grain as one unit", Li Shanchang restarted customs and commercial taxes, and attacked the vested interests with a knife