Historian Zhu Li transmigrates into Zhu Di, the man he has spent his whole life studying. Knowing how the Ming Dynasty ends in later generations, he joins forces with his future daughter to transform the empire and avert its eventual downfall, forging a Yongle Emperor unlike any other. Militarily, there are no five northern campaigns. Instead, two campaigns turn the northern steppes into provinces, while Japanese pirates who raid the coast are driven back and their lands become Wa Province. When Annam rebels, it is reorganized as the Jiaozhi Regional Military Commission. In civil affairs, Zhu Li compiles the Great Canon, improves the status of artisans, advances firearms production, and ushers in steam power, bringing industrialization forward. This is a different kind of Yongle Golden Age. Come see this alternate-history drama.
The Ming Dynasty was a regrettable dynasty, and this book shows both the strong and soft sides of Zhu Di in parallel time and space. There was no five conquests in Mobei, but only two conquests to solve the problem of Mobei, conquer the Japanese, capture Annan, Australia, and America. It makes people excited to read. At the same time, the Ming Dynasty in parallel time and space entered the modernization construction ahead of schedule. Very exciting, five-star recommendation.
The historical imagination mainly wants to reflect the dual soul personalities of the modern historian and the original host, with a soft side and a domineering side. The modern Yongle prosperous era created by such characters will be unique. 😄😄😄
What kind of changes will the interaction of time and space spanning 600 years have on future generations?