Everyone knows Zhu Yuanzhang, but few know of the Ming Dynasty’s true greatest warrior: Zhu Wenzheng.
A young commander who defended Hongdu with just tens of thousands of battered troops against an enemy army of six hundred thousand, creating one of the most legendary tales of siege warfare in Chinese history.
He should have been made a prince and elevated to high office, but his achievements made the emperor wary, and he ultimately died with regrets.
History took a different turn here.
If Zhu Wenzheng had not died, would the Ming Dynasty still have been the same?
The empire, military power, realm, imperial clan, and the dynasty’s very structure would all be transformed by him.
Join Zhu Wenzheng and discover a different way to shape the fate of the Ming Dynasty!
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.