In the first year of Xuande, Zhu Gaoxu, the king of Han Dynasty, was put into a 300 kilogram copper vat and burned with charcoal for three days before he died. He was known as the "Crock Pot Chicken" in history.
Eleven years after his rebirth in Yongle, he sneered and tore up his fate - in this life, the copper vat belongs to you, and the dragon chair belongs to me!
He was the hero of the Jingnan War and was the leader of the three armies. However, he was reduced to a sacrifice to the imperial power because of his words, "You should encourage him."
He was the second son of Zhu Di. He could have broken the earth and become king, but he was only qualified to cook one dish in the history books.
Father Huangxiong guess? He is willing to be the "knife in his sleeve".
Tyrant? Usurper? Or the real dragon that saved Ming Dynasty from destruction?
History is written by the winner, and he is destined to win in the end.
