During the Jingnan Campaign, he helped Zhu Di conquer half the empire.
Then, in the Yongle Golden Age, he’s to be exiled to Le’an and turned into jar-baked chicken?
“The heir is often ill. You must do your best to support him!”
Since his promise has become a lie, it’s time for a second Jingnan Campaign: kill the Crown Prince and wipe out the bloodline of that perfect imperial grandson.
The emperor guards the realm’s borders, and the ruler dies with the state. Let’s see who truly deserves to inherit the Great Ming.
March north against the steppe, sail west across the seas, crush the Japanese pirates in the east, and expand the realm in the west!
From this day forward, the backbone of the Great Ming will be carried by my line, the Prince of Han’s!
When I read Chapter 60, I had no idea what the author had written. Here and there, there is no main line. Seems like a lot of things were done. In fact, none of them were done thoroughly. Speechless writing style