Immortal My Ming Dynasty

Lu Changsheng traveled through the early Ming Dynasty and became a disciple of Zhang Sugao. In the fifteenth year of Hongwu's reign, Queen Ma became seriously ill and his master ran away. He was arrested by the Jin Yiwei and held a vat. He used his medical skills to stabilize the Queen's condition and was tied to the power chariot of the Hongwu Dynasty. Guarding thousands of households in royal robes, he served as the emperor's master in three dynasties and became the prime minister. He lived through sixteen emperors with his immortal body, protected innocent people in the bloody storm of Hongwu, changed the direction of the world in the war of Jingnan, and became the emperor's most important think tank in the prosperous age of Yongle when all kingdoms came to court. He fought against Tatars, Oaras, and Japanese pirates. He was close friends with Wang Yangming and hung out with Tang Bohu. However, behind the scenes, he also bought a small courtyard on the bank of the Qinhuai River in Jinling. Those "dead" people in history books - Prince Zhu Biao, General Lan Yu, Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen, Ming Renzong Zhu Gaochi, Han King Zhu Gaoxu, Ming Yingzong Zhu Qizhen - were secretly rescued by him and placed under the ginkgo tree to live an ordinary life. History has not changed. The damned people in history books are still dead. But those "dead people" are still alive under the ginkgo tree beside the Qinhuai River. This is the story of how a person forgotten by time kept secrets and protected the people he cared about for nearly three hundred years, and finally used his eternal life to love an era.