In the 31st year of Hongwu's reign, in the Forbidden City of Nanjing, Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, was riding a dragon to the guests.
On his deathbed, he looked at the map of the north, with only one obsession left in his heart - the Northern Expedition was not completed, and the barbarians were not cleared.
When he opened his eyes again, he became the disgrace of Jingkang. He was chased by the Jin soldiers and fled to the sea to avoid the enemy and was bent on seeking peace and peace.
The traitors in the Manchu Dynasty knelt down to plead for peace, the Yangtze River defense line was in danger, half of the country was in ruins, and Yue Fei, the eternal loyal and good man, was dismissed from office because of a petition for war, and he was about to end up with Feng Boting's tragic death.
Emperor Hongwu stood up with his eyes full of evil:
"How can we, who have risen from a beggar in Haozhou to become the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, be frightened out of our wits by a few barbarians? How can we let loyal people be wronged and the mountains and rivers be covered in dust?"
From then on, the Southern Song Dynasty changed.
He put away Zhao Gou's cowardice and maintained peace, used Hongwu's iron fist to clean up the court, punished Qin Hui for betraying the party, dismissed the mediocre ministers who sought peace, and purified the court;
With the savvy of the founding emperor, he reused famous generals such as Yue Fei, Han Shizhong, and Liu Qi to build an iron-blooded Song Army. The flag of the Yue Family Army could eventually be planted throughout the Central Plains;
He took charge of the Northern Expedition, defeated the Iron Pagoda in Yancheng, restored the old capital in Kaifeng, destroyed the Jin Kingdom in Yanjing, and wiped out the centuries-old national humiliation of Jingkang in one fell swoop!
He is the Hongwu Emperor who is decisive and decisive in killing, and he is also a man of the Ninth Five-Year Plan who is well versed in power.
He understood that Yue Fei's loyalty, bravery and sincerity also hid the emperor's heart of checks and balances; he wanted to recover thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, and also wanted to maintain the peace and prosperity of the Song Dynasty.
When the hoofbeats of Mongolian cavalry gradually sounded on the grassland, he would eventually build a steel Great Wall for the Song Dynasty that would never fall with the spirit of the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
