The First Prince-In-Law of the Ming Dynasty Arrived

Chen Guang angered Zhu Yuanzhang because of his outspoken remonstrance, and when his family was sent to death row to be executed, no one expected that Chen Tian, ​​the eldest son of Chen, a soul from modern times, would turn this disaster into a turning point of fate. Facing Zhu Yuanzhang's thunderous wrath, Chen Tian used financial insights that transcended the times in the court to discuss paper currency circulation, leveled prices, water transportation reform and salt introduction innovation. Every sentence hit the economic lifeline of the Ming Dynasty, and skillfully transformed his father's "cautious words" into a systematic governance strategy. This not only shocked the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty, but also allowed Zhu Yuanzhang to see in him new possibilities to support the empire's finances. The edict of retaining people under the sword sounded. From then on, Chen Tian dealt with the turbulent officialdom of the Ming Dynasty. He repeatedly performed extraordinary feats and was granted a marriage to a princess by Zhu Yuanzhang.