Ming Dynasty: the Emperor's Grandson Ascended the Throne, and Lao Zhu Became Depressed.

In the thirty-first year of Hongwu's reign, Zhu Yuanzhang faked his death as a test and hid in a secret room to see how Zhu Yunwen could gain power. As a result, as soon as the imperial edict was issued, Zhu Yunwen took poisonous wine and wanted to kill the concubine Zhu Yunxi, the grandson of the emperor! In a desperate situation, Zhu Yunxi awakened the Eternal Emperor System, summoned 30,000 snow dragons to ride on the East Palace, and put a sword directly on Zhu Yunwen's neck to ascend the throne! Lao Zhu in the secret room was angry, and was about to mobilize the Jinyi Guards to suppress them, but found that the generals who appeared out of thin air were all peerless warriors - he didn't recognize any of them! Lao Zhu didn't dare to move anymore, so he lurked among the people under the pseudonym "Master Huang", preparing to seize the opportunity to regain the throne. But the more I read, the more frightened I became: beheading corrupt officials, pushing potatoes and sweet potatoes to end famine, building a firearms camp in half a year, pacifying the Northern Yuan Dynasty in March and sealing the wolf to Xu... Lan Yu and Huaixi nobles shouted "One Emperor for Eternity" every day! A year later, looking at the prosperous times when all nations came to court, and then looking at the broken sword of rebellion in his hand, Lao Zhu became depressed. On the day when Emperor Zhu Yunxi went on an expedition, Lao Zhu rushed into the tent wearing a soldier's armor and hugged his thigh: "My dear grandson, Grandpa Huang is wrong. Lead me to fight. You can lead a horse as a pawn!"