Founding Father of the Ming Dynasty

Clouds follow the dragon, wind follows the tiger, fame and fortune come from dust and earth. Looking at China, the people are suffering and the fertile land for thousands of miles is barren. Look at the world, there are no barbarians, and only one man can make up for the incompleteness of the way of heaven. A good man, regardless of his parents, only cares for the common people and not for the Lord. Holding a ninety-nine steel knife, he stopped after killing all Hu'er. I am a man, why should I act like a horse or an ox for the Tartars? A strong man drinks all the wine in his bowl and never looks back on a journey of thousands of miles. The golden drums are beating together and the crowd is roaring, and the yellow dragon will not stop until it is broken. Returning to the end of the Yuan Dynasty, he became Liu Futong's nephew and was fortunate enough to participate in the vigorous Red Scarf Army uprising. After Liu Futong failed, he took refuge with Zhu Yuanzhang, and eventually became the founding father of the Ming Dynasty by virtue of his military exploits.