In the 28th year of Hongwu's reign in the Ming Dynasty, King Zhu Ping of Qin "died" of illness.
The history books were written: King Min was tyrannical and deserved his death.
However, when the cold corpse opened its eyes again, the fate of Ming Dynasty took a turn.
Sitting at the top is Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of Xiongchai's life.
Standing behind him is Zhu Yunwen, the grandson of the emperor who is sharpening his sword.
In the distance there is the ambitious and ambitious King Zhu Di of Yan.
As a person who has "died once", Zhu Ping is facing an unprecedented death situation:
Rebellion? It's a dead end.
Obedience? It's a dead end.
In this treacherous imperial chess game, he resolutely overturned the chessboard and ignited a fire that had never appeared before on the western edge of the Ming Dynasty.
