Ming Dynasty: Taihe

The six-year-old emperor's grandson Zhu Xiongying woke up from a high fever and was already a different soul. Traveling through history and becoming the eldest grandson who died young, he has to face not only the pain of losing his mother, but also the bottomless undercurrent of the palace. His mother Chang's last words were: "Lü Liangdi should be careful - her person is in my medicine." In one sentence, the boy was pushed into a thirty-year journey to pursue the murderer. In the East Palace, the step-concubine Lu is working hard. She is gentle, courteous and frugal on the surface, but secretly colludes with the courtiers, cleans up old friends, and plans to seize the legitimate son. With his younger brother Zhu Yunxi in his arms, the brothers depended on each other and became the only light in the cold palace. Outside the palace walls, my great-uncle Lan Yu made great achievements in battle, but his achievements shocked the master. While tracing the death of Chang, he came into contact with a secret organization - "Eagle" that had been lurking for thirty years. The border wars, the ambitions of the vassal kings, and the party disputes in the court are all related to this. In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, the prince Zhu Biao passed away, and the protagonist was established as the emperor's grandson. In the thirty-first year of Hongwu, Taizu passed away, and 24-year-old Zhu Xiongying ascended the throne and changed the Yuan Dynasty to Taihe. Over the next sixty years, he cleared the land, established sea restrictions, promoted the investigation of things, quelled vassal chaos, settled the southwest, and expanded the maritime territory. During his reign, the Lan Yu case was vindicated, the "Eagle" organization was destroyed, the Empress Dowager Lu was placed under house arrest, Tie Xuan instigated rebellion and performed meritorious services, Zhu Di returned to assist, and Mu Ying, She Xiang, Fang Xiaoru and others returned to their respective positions. But the leader of the "Eagle" has always been hidden behind the scenes, and it is not until the protagonist's later years that clues emerge. This is a history of the growth of an emperor and a panoramic view of the early Ming Dynasty. Multiple lines of narratives run in parallel, including secret battles in the palace, deep brotherhood, border wars, hidden betrayals, border management, and scientific and technological reforms.