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Jian Shuren, a person forgotten by history, comes from the 21st century... In the fourth year of Jianwen, the Jingnan period ended, and a large number of Yan troops poured into the Forbidden City. Zhu Di was preparing to reap the fruits of victory, but found that his "good nephew" had disappeared, and all his descendants - the Jianwen lineage - had escaped and disappeared forever in history. In order to avoid being accused of "regicide and nephew killing", Emperor Yongle, who had not yet ascended the throne, had no choice but to stage a drama with Yao Guangxiao of "a civet cat for a commoner". Historical records: Zhu Wengui, the second son of Zhu Yunwen, was deposed as a "commoner" and imprisoned in Fengyang Guang'an Palace, never to see the light of day. Ten years have passed, and almost everyone has forgotten about this remnant of Jianwen. It seems that the fate of Jiansu will continue like this for another forty years, until one day he quietly dies of old age in the palace. Until the eleventh year of Yongle, Zhu Di visited the north and drove to Fengyang to visit the imperial mausoleum. In the middle of the night, Jin Yiwei reported secretly: There is something wrong with the concubine in the palace. He often talks to himself, as if he is suffering from hysteria. In order to find out the truth, Zhu Di decided to go in person to find out the truth. In this way, an "eavesdropping storm" unfolded. ... I am Zhu Wengui, I am ill - mentally ill. Starting ten years ago, a vision that seemed to be that of the Ming Dynasty appeared in front of me, and became more and more real: there were sounds, touches, and even people started talking to me. I can no longer distinguish between fiction and reality: the psychiatrist who died tragically, the non-existent medication prescription records... In the end, which side is true? The nurse is coming to check the ward. I'll tell you the rest of the story next time. (Ps: This book is also called "The Real Ming Dynasty of Mental Illness")

Good news: Traveling back in time to ancient times, Taizu's surname was Zhu. Bad news: Where did Zhu Ziqing's horse riding come from? ?(;?Д｀?) Good news: I am the current emperor. Bad news: why is it the orthodox emperor Zhu Qizhen! (\U002F?Д?)\U002F Good news: I haven't started studying abroad yet. Bad news: The car has arrived at... Tumu Fort? \U002F?(*゜ロ゜)ノ Good news: The Mongolian cavalry hasn't caught up with them yet and they have time to run away. Bad news: Why is the Ming army fighting the Ming army? ! ! (っ °Д °;)っ Good news: Ye Xian rescues him, he is loyal, and he is a force secretly cultivated by his original body. Bad news: Wait, where did the rebels get the steam iron boat? ? ? (,,#?Д?) I can tolerate the above, but can someone tell me why Zhu Qizhen in Unofficial History is such a tsundere girl? ! ! (╯°Д°)╯ (╯°Д°)╯ (╯°Д°)╯ The unofficial Ming Dynasty is the most difficult to live with! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !