The Eighteenth Son of the Ming Dynasty

Min Wang Zhu Xun, the eighteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang. His soul strayed into later generations, and after eighty years of ups and downs in the world, he read history books and saw through the rise and fall of the Ming Dynasty in the next three hundred years. Twenty-eight years after returning to Hongwu, it was the time when he became a vassal in Yunnan. The Mu family is in charge of the Yunnan region and is on guard everywhere; the chieftains are spread all over the mountains, and the border areas are short of food and grass, and are surrounded by dangers. He knew the way forward: Hongwu passed away soon, Jianwen ascended the throne, and the storm of vassal reduction swept the world. Most of the kings in the clan could not escape imprisonment, exile or even death. The original himself was homeless for half his life. In this life, Zhu Chu will never sit still and wait for death. Based in the southwest, they opened up wasteland and cultivated fields, trained guards, appeased the barbarians, and quietly accumulated strength. After his foundation was firmly established, he bid farewell to the land of Yunnan, returned to the capital, and entered the turbulent court. The struggle to cut down vassals, the undercurrent of seizing direct descendants, and the general trend of the world all gathered in the imperial capital. The eighteen sons of the Ming Dynasty, who hold the secrets of the southwest, enter the game and fight for a new way out for themselves and the Ming Dynasty in the temple disputes.