King Xiang of the Ming Dynasty: the Sign-In System Determines the Legend

Chen Yanzhi, a top student in the Department of History, stayed up late to study "Records of the Ming Dynasty" to write a thesis. Because he regretted the tragedy of King Zhu Bai of Hunan who "sit down and self-immolate", he accidentally traveled to Hongwu for six years and became the fourteenth son of the emperor Zhu Bai, who was only two years old. It coincides with the binding of the "Daming Sign-in System". You can get points, skills and talents by signing in every day. He grew up steadily through signing, learned calligraphy, mastered government affairs, mastered medical skills, and was good at riding and shooting. With his knowledge of history, he befriended the prince Zhu Biao and the emperor's grandson Zhu Xiongying in advance, laying the groundwork for his own life-saving. From the first check-in in the back garden of the East Palace, to the court to provide good suggestions for disaster relief and border defense; from the silent accumulation in the deep palace of Nanjing, to the first appearance of conquering Jingzhou at the age of fourteen. Faced with the purge of heroes in the Hongwu Dynasty, the tyranny of local powerful people, and the bloody battle of Jingnan in the future, Zhu Bai (Chen Yanzhi) relied on the sign-in system and guided by historical wisdom, step by step, not only to rewrite his own fate of "self-immolation and posthumous title", but also to help the Ming Dynasty avoid internal and external troubles and embark on a legendary road belonging to the King of Hunan.