Traveling through the Hongwu period, facing the beginning of hell, the system gives four options:
A: Zhu Biao, the crown prince of the Ming Dynasty, was destined to die young. He was tired from helping Lao Zhu criticize memorials every day until he vomited blood.
B: King Zhu Di of Yan, in the early stage, he pretended to be crazy, acted like a fool, ate pig food, and even rebelled against his nephew.
C: Shen Wansan, the richest man in Jiangnan, has been targeted by Lao Zhu and is ready to confiscate his family and exterminate his family at any time.
D: The "celestial master of cultivating immortals" in Longhu Mountain masters the art of calling wind and rain and extending life.
Su Chen did not hesitate and chose D instantly! What kind of emperor? To be the richest man? Isn't it delicious to cultivate immortality?
He originally wanted to refine elixirs and practice Taoism in the deep mountains and old forests, until that year, the Ming Dynasty was thousands of miles away, and people died of hunger everywhere.
Zhu Yuanzhang, the murderous Hongwu Emperor, was desperate and knelt outside Longhu Mountain with all the civil and military officials in the court, kowtowing in despair: "I beg the Heavenly Master to send rain and save my Ming Dynasty!"
The next moment, Su Chen stepped into the sky with his sword, pierced the sky with one finger, and heavy rain poured down!
Old Zhu was stunned: "Our Ming Dynasty, turns out there are really gods?"
From then on, the painting style of Ming Dynasty changed drastically.
The Jinyiwei began to cultivate, and the Ming Dynasty navy drove a spiritual treasure ship to conquer the world... Who has the final say in this Ming Dynasty?