Ming Dynasty Yongle: I and You Are in Charge of the World Together

In the first year of Yongle, internal and external troubles were intertwined. The young emperor Zou Peng ascended the throne for the first time. There were Tatar cavalry watching from the north, floods wreaking havoc in the south, and undercurrents surging in the court. Fortunately, we are accompanied by four beauties: Queen Cao Xuewei is calm and wise, able to make decisions for the emperor; Imperial Concubine Zhang Yaxuan is smart and attentive, and is good at observing the sufferings of the people; Imperial Concubine Wang Qinyao is knowledgeable and knowledgeable, and can quote classics to assist in politics; Imperial Concubine Liu Jiarui is capable and decisive, and often provides pragmatic strategies. From the late-night discussions in the Zichen Palace to the on-the-spot investigation of the Jiangnan dams, from the emergency response to the border war to the delicate balance of power in the court, Zou Peng and his four daughters, with the posture of an emperor and the wisdom of beautiful women, stabilized the country in the storm and opened up a prosperous age in the turbulent times. Let's see how this pair of emperors and concubines jointly control the world of the Ming Dynasty and write a glorious chapter belonging to Yongle.