Ming Dynasty: Musicians Aspire to the Top

Jiang Yixian, a lecturer in the History Department of the Modern Conservatory of Music, has passed through the bottom of Haozhou in the first year of Hongwu. He was obsessed with the magnificence of the Ming Dynasty, and even regretted its century-old regrets: the early death of Empress Ma led to Taizu's violence, the premature death of Zhu Xiongying led to the Jing Dynasty, the maritime ban missed the age of navigation, the collapse of the garrison and the decline of military strength, and the internal strife of the party eventually led to decadence... Armed with a wealth of historical knowledge and modern skills, Jiang Yixian rose from the countryside, became famous for his bone-setting medical skills, and united the morale of the army with exciting music, and emerged in the army. He worked step by step and fought in all directions, using modern military concepts to improve the defense and use advanced technology to enhance national power; he stayed close to the center, ensuring the health of Queen Ma, protecting Zhu Xiongying's growth, and eliminating the invisible disasters of the Jing Dynasty; he advocated opening up the sea ban, helping Zheng He's fleet spread its national prestige far and wide, and promoting the Ming Dynasty to integrate into the world wave. From a commoner to a powerful minister, Jiang Yixian took the helm of history as a musician, made up for all regrets, promoted the all-round development of agriculture, industry, science and technology, and culture in the Ming Dynasty, created a prosperous foundation that spread military power far and wide, and finally made the Ming Dynasty an immortal legend.