When he woke up, Zhu Yunwen returned to the day when King Yan Zhu Di came to Beijing for pilgrimage.
In his previous life, he made a mistake in reducing the feudal vassal. The Jinchuan gate was destroyed, the imperial city was in flames, and the world was completely reshaped by a disaster.
In this life, King Yan refused to worship him, and the palace was full of ministers waiting for him to get angry and kill his uncle.
However, Zhu Yunwen only smiled and left one sentence: My fourth uncle came from afar to work hard, so he stayed in Nanjing for seven more days.
Within seven days, he was not in a hurry to kill Zhu Di. Instead, he used King Yan's knife to force Nanjing's secret lines, Beiping's grain roads, clan's private messages, and old accounts of nobles to surface one by one.
Zhu Di thought he was a hunter, Yao Guangxiao thought Jianwen was guarding against Yan, and the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty thought the emperor was weak.
It wasn't until the first dark web was torn open that everyone understood: This time, what Jianwen wants to kill is not a King of Yan, but the old order that can bring about repeated troubles in the world.
