In the last years of Hongwu, the emperor and his grandson succeeded to the throne, and under the order of reducing vassal vassals, the kings were panicked. The King of Yan, Zhu Di, was a man of great talent and strategy, and was unwilling to be subordinated to others. He raised his troops to appease the enemy in the name of "Qingjun's Side".
From the rise of troops in Peking to the bloody battle at Baihe, from the great victory at Lingbi to crossing the Yangtze River to defeat the capital, he swept across the north and south with his iron-blooded skills. Zhang Yu, Zhu Neng and other fierce generals followed him to the death, and Yao Guang Xiaoqi plotted the outcome. Emperor Jianwen was benevolent and indecisive, Qi Huang misled the country, and millions of troops retreated steadily.
A shocking showdown in which an uncle and a nephew turn against each other and the country changes hands, reveals the machinations and intrigues, the iron blood on the battlefield and the struggle of humanity. Open this book and see how King Yan counterattacked and reached the top, writing the most magnificent legend of hegemony in the early Ming Dynasty!
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