During the reign of Zhu Yuanzhang, the country was peaceful and the people were peaceful, and the people were prosperous and the treasury was full. People praised this enlightened emperor one after another.
However, who would have expected that a struggle for power and supremacy was going on within the royal family.
Zhu Yuanzhang was already old, and he devoted himself to cultivating his eldest grandson Zhu Yunwen. Yunwen was kind-hearted by nature, familiar with the Four Books and Five Classics, and had some strategies. However, the most worrying thing was that he was too kind and gentle, and did not have the domineering power to be a monarch.
When Yun Wen was still a teenager, his imperial uncle Zhu Di was already eyeing him.
Zhu Di can also be said to be an all-rounder in both civil and military affairs, but since ancient times, one mountain cannot tolerate two tigers. In addition, Zhu Di is bloodthirsty and has a cruel temperament. Although there are many of his minions in the royal court, few of them sincerely surrender, and they are just reluctant to authority.
Even at such a time when civil strife was serious and war was about to break out, the people thought they were in a peaceful age, could sit back and relax and indulge in a comfortable life.
Of course, with wealth comes poverty...