Everyone knows Zhu Yuanzhang, but few people know Zhu Wenzheng, the real first god of war in the Ming Dynasty.
The young commander guarded Hongdu and defeated 600,000 enemy troops with tens of thousands of remaining troops, creating the most legendary defense myth in the history of Chinese wars.
He should have been crowned king and prime minister, but because of his great achievements, he shocked his master and ended up with hatred.
History took a turn from here.
If Zhu Wenzheng had not died, would Ming Dynasty still be the same Ming Dynasty?
The country, military power, world, clan, and dynasty structure will all be completely rewritten because of him.
Follow Zhu Wenzheng and start another way of opening up the Ming Dynasty!
Reader comments
I had no expectations at first, but gradually became convinced by the author. Zhu Wenzheng's experience is described strictly with reference to historical facts, the logic is smooth and reasonable, and the plot is not forced to rely on plug-ins. It can be called a breath of fresh air among similar works.
I had no expectations at first, but gradually became convinced by the author. Zhu Wenzheng's experience is described strictly with reference to historical facts, the logic is smooth and reasonable, and the plot is not forced to rely on plug-ins. It can be called a breath of fresh air among similar works.