Su Jing, a doctoral student in the Department of History, woke up and knelt in the Yumuchuan imperial tent in the 22nd year of Yongle.
In front of him was Zhu Di, the Yongle Emperor who had just breathed his last breath, and beside him was Yang Rong, a scholar who kept his mourning secret. And the name of his body is Zhu Zhanji.
Crown Prince Zhu Gaochi died of illness half a year ago, and he was the successor named in the imperial edict.
From that moment on, Su Jing knew that six hundred years of history had been changed by him.
The eunuch group hated him to the core when he abolished the ceremonial department and approved the red power. When he set up a Ministry of Commerce to open up maritime trade, conservatives scolded him for violating the ancestral system. Qing's father-in-law went into hiding, and landlords all over the world regarded him as an enemy bandit. Issuing silver certificates to build a reserve bank, all the banks in Ming Dynasty are waiting to see his joke.
The King of Han Zhu Gaoxu was sharpening his sword in Le'an, the Tatar Grand Master Arutai was eyeing the grasslands, and the Portuguese sailing ship had already rounded the Cape of Good Hope and was heading towards Malacca.
In his hands, he only had an unfinished reform blueprint and a few veterans who were willing to follow him to the end.
"I am not Emperor Jianwen. I will not let the Ming Dynasty go back to its old ways. Whoever stands in the way of the Ming Dynasty will be written into the scraps of history."
This is a story that dragged Ming Dynasty from a feudal empire to a modern country.
It is also a war fought by a single person against the entire era.
