As soon as Zhu Yunxuan, the critically ill grandson of the emperor, opened his eyes, he became the "unlucky grandson" that everyone in the Hongwu Dynasty avoided, and he was also bound to the magical power of national luck that was refreshed every day. The imperial doctor was about to announce the funeral, cries started to appear in the East Palace, the Huaihe River burst, and strange winds entered the palace. Everyone was waiting to see Zhu Biao's energy collapse. He decided to use the golden light of the Imperial Ancestral Temple, the Sheji Order, and the Wumiao Flag to change his destiny in public: to suppress floods, verify counterfeit memorials, clean up the food accounts, and regain the morale of the army. First, he would keep himself and Zhu Biao alive, and then break off the old Ming Dynasty roads before the bloody events of Jingnan.
