Ming Dynasty: Reshaping the Celestial Dynasty from Jingnan

There is a saying in history books: Jianwen was weak and weakened the feudal vassals, causing chaos. Eventually, the city of Jinling was destroyed and his whereabouts disappeared. However, when the modern soul was injected into that young body, the gears of history began to deflect violently. He knew very well that the biggest enemy of the Ming Dynasty was not King Yan, but the centuries-old evils and the smoke of the north. He doesn't want to be the subjugated king crying in the palace. What he wants to do is to be the emperor who will reshape the backbone of China. Internally, he used thunderous means to balance the court, reducing vassal power while preserving family ties, holding Zhu Di's peerless sword in his hands; Externally, he ushered in the Age of Discovery, with iron ships and huge cannons, overwhelming the world. Many years later, when future generations opened the history books, they no longer saw the miserable Emperor Jianwen, but a glorious and prosperous era when all nations came to court and the sun and moon shone brightly under the Ming Dynasty. "In my entire life, I have never killed a single family member, nor lost an inch of land. I have only expanded my land thousands of miles, and conquered all my guests." - Zhu Yunwen, Emperor Jianwen of the Ming Dynasty.