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Zhu Yiyi (yi), the eldest son of Prince Yu's palace who was supposed to die in the official history, continues to live because of the arrival of a certain soul hundreds of years later. History also took another path at this fork in the road. What should Longqing's third son do now that he has a brother? Will the industrious little bee--Emperor Longqing collapse in the middle? Will Gao Gong, the upright Northland man, leave the scene with resentment? Will Zhang Juzheng, the pioneer of reform, lose all his honor after his death? Will the famous anti-Japanese general Qi Jiguang be implicated again and be dismissed and return to his hometown? Most importantly, will the Ming Dynasty fall to Wanli again? Everything is in "Da Ming New Wanli"

I am Zhu Yunxi, my biological father is the Crown Prince Zhu Biao, and my biological mother is Chang, the Yuanfei of the East Palace. His paternal grandfather was the founding emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, and his paternal grandmother was Empress Xiaocigao Ma. Logically speaking, with my background, I should have been rich and wealthy throughout my life. It's a pity that the eldest brother Zhu Xiongying died young, and the second brother Zhu Yunwen was killed by a flying dragon. Therefore, I, who should have been rich and noble, only left a few strokes in the history books. Eleven days after he was born, his mother died. At the age of four, he lost his elder brother and grandmother. At the age of fourteen, his father died. At the age of eighteen, he married a wife. At the age of twenty-one, he was granted the title of King of Wu and established the vassal state of Hangzhou. In the same year, the Jingnan Campaign began. At the age of twenty-four, he was demoted to King Guangze and imprisoned in Fengyang. He died suddenly at the age of thirty-nine, ending this miserable life. This time, a soul from hundreds of years later became Zhu Yunxi. I don't want to go down that miserable old road.