In the Hongwu Year of the Ming Dynasty, the country was initially determined. Zhu Yuanzhang, the leader of the first generation, consolidated his throne, killed heroes, wiped out rebellious parties, and punished corruption and suppressed wealth. Unexpectedly, the killing was so serious that it triggered a warning from heaven: the prince Fu Ni, the queen was seriously ill, and the beloved concubine died suddenly. Emperor Hongwu had to seek help from eminent monks from all over the world to come to Beijing to pray for blessings and protect Yingtian.
The Buddhist sect was withered and there were no successors. In order to honor the lintel of the sect, the Buddhist master Zong Lai recommended his disciple Daoyan who was hiding in Jingshan Temple. However, it might as well be that a generation of geniuses from Daoyan, coincidences of fate, and unexpected encounters, led to bloody turmoil, open and covert fights in the Ming Dynasty, and became the emperor of the ages, for Yongle.
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