Veteran Wang Xiaopan spends the whole night reading the novel My Grandfather Zhu Yuanzhang. When he wakes, he has transmigrated into Xu Pan on the night Yili Balu City falls. A Tartar blade is already at his throat, and the city's fall and his death are just moments away! What can he do?
Transmigrator Xu Pan is a steely soldier who keeps his head in a crisis and turns the tide at the brink of disaster. His father, Zhu Yuntong, is also a transmigrator, and despite being ill, he sets off on a western inspection tour with all the daring of his youth. When the two transmigrators come face to face, his father warns him not to set his sights on the throne. Xu Pan replies, “Only a fool of a transmigrator would become emperor.” The world is vast; why be cooped up in the palace when he can roam wherever he likes?
Fishing in the Caspian Sea, watering horses on the vast steppe, enjoying the sights of Fusang, exploring the islands of the South Seas...
Wherever the sun and moon shine and rivers flow, the sun-and-moon battle standards of Great Ming shall fly...
