Traveling to the Ming Dynasty, Pointing the Sword at the Dragon Throne

Zhu Gaoxu, who lived in the Yongle Dynasty, was both a blessing and a calamity. Fortunately, he holds the Jingnan cavalry and is favored by his father, Emperor Zhu Di. The calamity lies in the fact that his eldest son is in front of him, and the prince Zhu Gaochi is planning every step. The civil servants are constrained at every turn, and the ending of "rebellion and death" is always present in history. With a modern soul, he lost his original boldness and hid his sharp edge in composure. He took advantage of a game of congratulations to turn the crown prince, asked for orders to quell the rebellion with a memorial, stored food and grass in Jiaozhi, educated his confidants, and avoided suspicion and arranged chess games in the court. The battle for the Yongle throne has never been a duel between kindness and bravery, but a game between strategy and strength. Let's see how this prince breaks the deadlock, settles the storm, and fights for his own Ming Dynasty in the troubled times of Yongle.