Hongwu's Direct Grandson: I Have Determined That the Ming Dynasty Will Last Three Hundred Years

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu's reign, Prince Zhu Biao passed away. The soul of a master's degree student in history passed through his true grandson Zhu Yunxi. Yuan Yuan was on the verge of death from a high fever, and undercurrents surged in the East Palace. His mother died young and was marginalized since he was a child. With the mother and son of the Lu family in front of her, and the shadow of Zhu Di behind her, it was a dead end! Thanks to his proficiency in the history of the early Ming Dynasty and his super hands-on ability, he saw through the highly poisonous tiger and wolf medicine and saved himself. He won Zhu Yuanzhang's favor with thoughtful ideas such as wiping ink with cotton cloth, pressing salted green plums with salt, and a memorial storage rack. He secretly set up an intelligence network to expose Lu's frame-up conspiracy, and gradually gained a foothold in the East Palace. When he was studying government affairs, he proposed strategies for graded taxation and military garrison reform, and protected honest officials; he secretly organized the military, people's livelihood, and intelligence forces, improved firearms, recovered sweet potatoes, and avoided Zhu Yuanzhang's assassination in his later years. Finally, he was entrusted by his grandfather on his deathbed - the secret edict, the secret army, and the military power of the Beijing camp. Jianwen radically reduced the vassal state and forced the rebel kings, Zhu Di sent his troops south, and Zhu Yunwen was defeated in repeated battles. He was ordered in the face of danger and came on stage with improved firearms and three-stage attack tactics. He instigated a rebellion against Li Jinglong, united with King Ning, defended Jinan, and severely damaged the Yan army. In the end, Taizu's secret edict and his direct identity were used to win over people's hearts and put an end to Jingnan without any bloodshed. After ascending to the throne, he pushed forward the feudal administration's new policies, rectified official administration, and popularized high-yielding crops. He personally led the imperial army to expand northern Mongolia to expand thousands of miles of territory. He improved the fortune ships and restarted Western trade. He established the Gewu Institute to promote science and technology and promoted basic education to cultivate talents. From those on the margins of the Eastern Palace to the helmsmen of the Ming Dynasty, watch the modern souls turn the tide of history and create a prosperous age of prosperity for all nations to come to court!