True Prince, but Founding Emperor

Wei Yuan was the pioneer of the Yin Dynasty and was known as Emperor Shengwu in history. At the age of twenty-nine, he ended more than a hundred years of troubled times and unified the world. He changed the country's name to Yin and his reign name to Wucheng. During his eighteen years in office, he worked hard to cultivate himself and cultivate himself, creating a prosperous era of "Wucheng Zhongxing". Feeling that the end was approaching, he wrote a posthumous edict and passed it on to Wei Yu, his carefully cultivated clan son. Before closing his eyes, he imagined the magnificent scene of the prosperous dynasty he had established that would be passed down for eternity. When he opened his eyes again, he saw a familiar yet unfamiliar land. He came to Da Yin 173 years later. The current emperor was his seventh-generation descendant. His reign was named Tianhe, and the people called him Emperor Tianhe. And he became the son of his seventh-generation descendant who was lost and newly recognized by the people. At this time, the Yin Dynasty, which had only lasted for less than two hundred years, was in danger. The sycophants are in power, and the government is in a state of chaos. The country was divided, and the rebels established themselves as emperors. The alien invasion has already turned the border into a river of blood. He saw the people were in dire straits, and listened to the people talking about the absurd and extravagant practices of several generations of emperors. I just felt that my hands were itching, and I really wanted to rush into the palace immediately and whip his prodigal grandson into a spinning top. Emperor Tianhe's children living among the people will be brought back. At this time, the battle for the right to inherit the throne in the court was already in a tense state, and everyone was wondering what kind of changes the appearance of an adult prince would bring to the current situation. There were a lot of discussions outside, but Emperor Tianhe, who was summoning his own son, was about to get angry when he looked at the frail young man standing under the steps without kneeling. The next second he ran into a pair of eyes that were so cold that they seemed to kill him. Later historians are studying the history of the Yin Dynasty, and there are different opinions on the evaluation of the eighth emperor Zhaowu. He imprisoned his father and brother, forced the palace to rebel, used the most ruthless means to eliminate dissidents, and killed the former harem until rivers of blood flowed. He was a tyrant of a generation. But it is undeniable that it was he who continued the national destiny that was about to end for the precarious Yin Dynasty. Purpose: Work hard to preserve the family business