Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty, I Discovered That There Were Fellow Villagers

In the 16th year of Zhizheng in the Yuan Dynasty (1356), Zhu Yuanzhang conquered Jiqing and changed its name to Yingtian. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the competition between the heroes came to an end. Four time-travelers from different past lives unexpectedly arrived here: Zhang Hu, who worked hard to survive in troubled times, Li Jinglong, who was bent on reinventing the dandy and only wanted a stable life, Yang Jing, a former official who was hiding in the dark and wanted to overthrow the Ming Dynasty, and Yao Guangxiao, a bankrupt entrepreneur who regarded troubled times as a business. They are wrapped up in the torrent of history, from the imprisonment of Yang Xian as an envoy to Pingjiang and the secret confrontation in the Battle of Zhenjiang, to the bloody storm of Hu Lan's party prison in the Hongwu Dynasty, to the change of ownership in the battle of Jingnan, playing games, using each other, and confronting each other. In the end, Yao Guangxiao assisted Zhu Di to create the prosperous age of Yongle, and the other three people also ushered in their own destined fates that were completely different from the official history in this chaotic chess game that spanned half a century.