In the thirty-first year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang died.
When he opened his eyes again, he became the Jianwen Emperor - Zhu Yunwen, who was destined to lose his country and whose life and death were a mystery.
He knew that cutting down the feudal vassal would force Zhu Di to rebel, knew that Li Jinglong would be defeated, and knew that the city of Nanjing would one day be captured.
So this time, he wanted to change his approach.
Don't rush to cut down the vassal vassal, don't trust civil servants credulously, and don't turn the dispute between uncle and nephew into a life-or-death affair. He wanted to use the system to take back military power, and he also wanted to leave dignity to the kings; he wanted to be an emperor different from Zhu Yuanzhang, and he also wanted to make the Ming Dynasty more stable.
But when the political orders came to Peiping, the border troops, the clan and the people, he discovered that——
Knowing history does not mean understanding people's hearts.
And some wars happen not because of who wants to fight them.
**This time, Zhu Yunwen cannot lose. But what he really wants to win may never be just the dragon chair. **
