[The most stable prince + Zhu Yuanzhang delegated power + no system + shady Zhu Biao + decisive killing + sealing the wolf to stay in Xu + historical imagination + establishing the Academy of Sciences + making guns and cannons + killing Japanese pirates + destroying Jurchens + opening up the sea + Ming Dynasty masterpiece + no blood]
Hongwu and Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty. Prince Zhu Biao. Emperor's grandson Zhu Yunxi
Lin Ye was electrocuted and traveled through Hongwu for twenty-five years, and was reborn as the most stable prince in history, Zhu Biao.
Kill Lu directly at the beginning.
Bringing Zhu Yuanzhang to visit Emperor Yongle, the founder of the Ming Dynasty
He reused Lan Yu, Mu Ying and other founding figures, and carefully trained his legitimate son Zhu Yunxi.
Zhu Biao took power with iron blood from then on, frightening the kings.
Cut down the feudal vassals without rebellion, suppress the Jurchens, pacify the Japanese pirates, establish a maritime ban, strengthen the army and enrich the country.
Father and son work together to recreate the prosperous Ming Dynasty, transform the Yuan Shengzong, and make the sun and moon shine.
Reader comments
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Very, very good. Come on, the author. The plot is compact and the climax is endless.
I like it very much. I kill Lu directly at the beginning without any ink. Keep up the good work.