Ming Dynasty: the Journey to Hongwu

A modern soul fell into the officialdom of the Hongwu period. During the ups and downs of forty years, he went from being an Imperial College student trying to reform to being a cautious Xunli. He personally experienced the aftermath of the Kongyin and Lanyu cases, dealt with the gentry and subordinates, witnessed Zhu Biao's early death and the war in Jingnan, and finally became an official in Yongle court and became the chief envoy. He did not change history at all, he only built a canal when floods and droughts occurred, fought for a ray of hope when injustice was imminent, and polished his ideals of managing the world and benefiting the people into a glimmer of merit that "can protect the people in front of you and the ground beneath your feet."