Ming Dynasty: Immortality Begins with the Hongwu Killing Bureau

In the twelfth year of Hongwu, Shen Yan traveled through the Ming Dynasty and became a poor book copywriter in Liuye Lane, Yingtian Prefecture. At this time, Hu Weiyong was still the Prime Minister of Zhongshu Province, Prince Zhu Biao was still there, and Queen Ma was still in charge of the harem. The most brutal massacre in the Hongwu Dynasty was quietly approaching in the dark. Shen Yan originally just wanted to survive cautiously and stay away from the court, but because of an official document that should not be among the people, he was involved in the undercurrent on the eve of the Hu Weiyong case. He knew documents, understood the current situation, and knew how to advance and retreat. With a little later experience and extreme caution, he struggled to survive amidst Zhu Yuanzhang's suspicion, the turmoil in the East Palace, and the nobles' calculations. From a copywriter to a close official of the imperial court. From the Hongwu killing bureau to the crisis of Jingnan. He had seen Zhu Biao's regret before his sick bed, and had seen Leng Yue when Zhu Di sent his troops south; he had seen Renxuan in his prime, and he had seen the wind and snow in Tumu Fortress; he had seen the sixteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty, and he had seen the dynasty move towards its twilight years. And everyone thought that Shen Yan was just stubborn. Only he himself knows that his life is too long. The emperors of the Zhu family changed from generation to generation. Growing up, all the old friends have become history books. So long that he finally had to watch the Ming Dynasty walk towards the last snowstorm with his own eyes.