Double Penetration of the Ming Dynasty: Zhu Yuanzhang Violently Beat Baozong at the Beginning?

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu's reign, Empress Ma fell seriously ill. Zhu Yuanzhang, who was anxious, told the world that he could only save his wife's life. At this time, Chen Jiu, a modern man who had obtained the "double penetration door", came to Ming Dynasty with modern special medicine after careful investigation, and successfully cured Queen Ma. When Queen Ma recovered, the established historical trajectory of Ming Dynasty changed accordingly, and the double-passing door in Chen Jiu's hands also underwent a completely new change. System prompt: As long as an important historical node of the Ming Dynasty is changed, the double-passing door will unlock the ability to lead to other "Ming Dynasty worlds". After confirming this rule, and looking at the huge double gate like a city gate, Chen Jiu decided not to conceal his identity, directly confessed his origins to Zhu Yuanzhang, and invited the founding emperor to embark on a strange journey of inspecting the "Ming Dynasties" together. The first stop was Beijing after the Tumubao Incident. The Wala army pressed on the border, and Yu Qian struggled to defend the city. Zhu Qizhen, the "Emperor who called the gate" who had returned from being captured, was calling the gate. Just when the Ming Dynasty was in danger, Zhu Yuanzhang led the iron army to descend from the sky! "You bastard, the Ming Dynasty doesn't have an emperor like you!" Lao Zhu was so angry that he beat Wala and Zhu Qizhen violently. At the second stop, when Zhu Di led his troops into the palace and entered the Qianqing Palace, he found Zhu Yuanzhang sitting on the dragon chair, glaring angrily: "You are so brave, you dare to rebel!" The third stop is the Zhengde period. On the day Zhu Houzhao fell into the water and drowned, just as he was about to sink to the bottom of the water, a big hand pulled him up. Zhu Yuanzhang looked at this useless descendant coldly and said quietly: "It's been a long time since we skinned and stuffed grass..."