In June of the fourth year of Jianwen, the city of Nanjing was destroyed and the palace was burned down. Zhu Yunwen was reborn in despair and returned to the first month of the first year of Jianwen - the Battle of Jingnan had not yet begun, and King Zhu Di of Yan was still preparing his troops in Beiping. With the memories and regrets of his previous life, Emperor Jianwen, who had been judged as "weak" by history, was determined to turn things around with his own hands. This time, he no longer relied on the empty talk of corrupt scholars, but made plans in advance to divide the kings, stabilize the border defense, and set his sights on a wider ocean. When the wheels of history turned again, Zhu Di was surprised to find that this young nephew seemed to be able to predict everything. This is not a fight between uncle and nephew, but a soul who knows the future and re-chooses the fate of the entire Ming Dynasty.
Reader comments
No, are all your plots driven by women? [Smile] Does Xu Miaojin have so many roles?
No, are all your plots driven by women? [Smile] Does Xu Miaojin have so many roles?