At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the world was in chaos, with successive years of famine and starvation. The Mongolian cavalry that once swept across Europe and Asia had long lost their vigor, the courts were corrupt, and the people were displaced. A cowherd boy named Zhu Chongba crawled out from the heap of starvation, worked as a beggar and a monk, and joined the Red Scarf Army in desperation. With his ruthlessness, strategy, and a group of life and death brothers, he fought his way through troubled times, overthrew the Baoyuan Dynasty, and established the Ming Dynasty. After ascending to the throne, he ruled the country with an iron fist, eliminated officials, killed powerful ministers, and stabilized the country; after his death, the emperor and his grandson succeeded to the throne, and he cut down the vassals at a young age, forcing him to overthrow the talented and ambitious King Zhu Di of Yan. A battle of peace between uncle and nephew completely rewritten the succession of the throne of the Ming Dynasty and opened a new chapter in the Ming Dynasty.
