In July of the 22nd year of Yongle, Yumuchuan.
Zhu Di is critically ill and has three days to count down. History is about to slide along the established track towards the rule of Renxuan. However, Zhu Zhanqi, the second son of King Zhu Gaoxu of Han Dynasty, fell off his horse and woke up this night with a system that can turn the country's operation into life.
Renewing the life of Emperor Yongle and resurrecting Queen Ren Xiaowen made the regret that my grandfather had waited for seventeen years no longer become a regret.
Shake hands with Prince Zhu Gaochi and make peace, stand side by side with his cousin Zhu Zhanji - without blackmailing any family member, turning the internal struggle in the royal family into a global journey.
When Zhu Di personally raised a glass in the Fengtian Palace: "I respect you for this glass of wine."
When Zhu Gaoxu grinned widely throughout the Forbidden City: "I am just lying down like the Supreme Emperor. Who else is luckier than me? Hahahaha!"
Zhu Zhanqi knew that this was just the beginning.
His goal is to plant the flag of Ming Dynasty in every inch of land that the sun shines on.
Reader comments
The author's writing is quite novel, breaking away from the conventional routine of revealing and revealing. The golden finger has a price, restraint, logic, and the closed loop is beautiful.
The author's historical knowledge is quite solid. Although there are some imaginative ideas, it is also historically accurate [Like]
Yes, yes, there are feelings of family and country hegemony, but also daily warmth
It's very good. The author is very well-organized. I love reading articles about this kind of world view!
The author's writing is quite good, logical and well-structured [Like][Like]
It's not about getting rich out of thin air or building an army with one click. The author's portrayal of the characters is quite brilliant. The three brothers of the Zhu family all wrote in a three-dimensional way.
Not bad, it looks pretty enjoyable anyway.
Looking forward to the plot of opening up the world in the future.
The author has a good grasp of the rhythm, and the rest of the writing is quite exciting.
It's quite different. It's written in the Ming Dynasty. It's imaginative, historically relevant, and innovative at the same time.
Yes🉑🉑, it has a pattern and brotherly warmth, you can still check it out [Like][Like]
The author's writing is quite novel, breaking away from the conventional routine of revealing and revealing. The golden finger has a price, restraint, logic, and the closed loop is beautiful.
The author's historical knowledge is quite solid. Although there are some imaginative ideas, it is also historically accurate [Like]
Yes, yes, there are feelings of family and country hegemony, but also daily warmth
It's very good. The author is very well-organized. I love reading articles about this kind of world view!
The author's writing is quite good, logical and well-structured [Like][Like]
It's not about getting rich out of thin air or building an army with one click. The author's portrayal of the characters is quite brilliant. The three brothers of the Zhu family all wrote in a three-dimensional way.
Not bad, it looks pretty enjoyable anyway.
Looking forward to the plot of opening up the world in the future.
The author has a good grasp of the rhythm, and the rest of the writing is quite exciting.
It's quite different. It's written in the Ming Dynasty. It's imaginative, historically relevant, and innovative at the same time.
Yes🉑🉑, it has a pattern and brotherly warmth, you can still check it out [Like][Like]