Ming Dynasty: the First Rebel, Starting with Looting the Tomb of Old Zhu Zu

Traveling through Hongwu for three years, Yang Qing was bound to an alternative rule: if you are killed, you can return to modern times. In order to return to his hometown as soon as possible, he committed suicide crazily, tore up Zhu's ancestral tomb, burned Huangjue Temple, provoked Xu Miaoyun in public, played with the Xu family's cavalry, and forcibly played himself as the number one imperial rebel of the Ming Dynasty.