"Ming Gongzhu: Princess Yan's World Strategy"
Shen Wei, a female master of history, was electrocuted and became Shen Ning, the humble concubine of Prince Yan's palace. At this time, there were only three years left before Zhu Dijingnan raised his army.
She knew that the cold-blooded military king in front of her would be the future iron-blooded emperor; she knew that Jianwen's butcher's knife to cut down the feudal vassals was already hanging on the ceiling; she also knew that in the snowy night of Beiping City, there was an opportunity to change history.
In order to save her life, she used modern historical knowledge to complete the defense map and uncovered the Tatar conspiracy to fake surrender. With the ingenious strategy of "supporting the army through business", Zhu Di's eyes darkened: "This woman is not a thing in the pond."
In the Battle of Jingnan, she was the planner in the tent, and she defeated Li Jinglong's 500,000-strong army with alienation schemes; when the capital was moved to Peking, she was a skilled craftsman in the camp, using earthquake-resistant mortise and tenon joints to build the ridge of the Forbidden City; in Zheng He's voyages to the West, she was the pilot who carried agricultural tools and seeds to sow the glory of the Ming Dynasty.
From a concubine to an imperial concubine, she helped Zhu Di Jingnan ascend the throne, establish the throne in Peiping, and expand his territory in the West. With her benevolent heart of "abolition of burials and light taxation", she became the sharpest blade and the gentlest light in the prosperous age of Yongle.
When the wind of Yumuchuan blew down the dragon flag, she held the posthumous edict to confirm the throne, and Fu Renxuan and Emperor Xuan continued to rule the world - Qing History records that "in the Ming Dynasty, there was Concubine Shen, who was more meritorious than the eldest grandson, and whose wisdom surpassed that of the queen." But she only smiled at the candlelight of the Forbidden City:
"I came to this troubled time not to compete for favor, but to accompany the emperor and create a truly peaceful and prosperous age.
