Zhu Yunxi Was Reborn and Led the Ming Dynasty to Its Peak

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Prince Zhu Biao passed away. A soul from six hundred years later opened its eyes in front of Zhu Baoling. He is Zhu Yunxi, the crown prince's legitimate son and Chang Yuchun's grandson. In the original history, he was named King of Wu, then deposed as a commoner and imprisoned until his death. Not even a decent biography was left in the history books. He has no system or golden fingers, only his insight into history and his grasp of people's hearts. He must survive under Zhu Yuanzhang's eyes. So he knelt down in silence in the Jinshen Hall, kept his head in the annotations of "Huang Ming Ancestor Instructions", and took every step well under the scrutiny of a generation of heroes. There is the leader of Xiongcai in the front, and there are the nobles of Huaixi in the back; there are civil servants who reject him internally, and there are vassal kings who look down on him outside. The pulse record of Taiyuan Hospital was tampered with. Someone from the harem sent a note with only four words written on it - add clothes for the cold weather. Zhu Di was sharpening his sword in Peiping, and Lan Yu was working in the army. Zhu Yunxi saw everything and remained silent. He was waiting for an opportunity to kill with one strike. From the last years of Hongwu to the heyday of Jianwen, an emperor's grandson forgotten by history will embark on his own imperial path. "I am a commoner in Huaiyou, how can the world compare to me?" - Zhu Yuanzhang "Grandfather, the world is my responsibility." - Zhu Yunxi