The Glory of Ming Dynasty Comes to a Prosperous Age

Coming to the Ming Dynasty and becoming the third son of Emperor Yongle, how could I not contribute to the prosperous age? After you have deceived the civil servants, you will deceive the generals. After you have deceived the monks, you will deceive the Taoist priests. After you have deceived your own father, you will deceive your nephew. Leading an army of 100,000 in the Northern Expedition, I captured four dishes and one soup. You can call me a Ming joke, but what do you call me when I go out to sea? The prosperous times depended not only on hard work, but also on murder, arson, deception and abduction. I am a copper pea from the Ming Dynasty that cannot be steamed, cooked, pounded, stir-fried or crackled.