Ming Dynasty Emperor: I Use Force to Control the Mountains and Rivers

Traveling through the Ming Dynasty, he became the second son of Zhu Yuanzhang, holding a large number of troops and reaching the peak of his military strength. Bei Yuan is watching, there are undercurrents in the court, brothers are jealous, and the border is in danger. He performed martial arts to show off his power, captured fine craftsmen, beheaded rebel generals, and defeated the enemy's plans before they were launched. Zhenbei Xinjiang, Ping Monan, established military merits, consolidated the country's foundation, and swept away thousands of armies with one shot. Facing the storm of vassal reduction, he refused the imperial edict and resisted the traitors, and united with the King of Yan to Qingjun's side. Not to proclaim himself emperor, but to protect the former emperor's country and the peace of the people. The iron-blooded journey, the game of power, and the legend of "the emperor who does not claim to be emperor" are achieved.