Daming: the Most Stable Prince, I Will Open the Fengtian Palace at the Beginning

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu's reign, Prince Zhu Biao was twenty-two years old. He is the most noble successor of the Ming Dynasty and the most dangerous profession of the Ming Dynasty. Starting at the beginning of the year, he started having nightmares. In the dream, he was not the prince, but a corpse parked in the mourning hall. In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu's reign, he died at the age of thirty-seven. After his death, his fourth brother launched an army and his nephew was burned in the palace. The Ming Dynasty took a turn that no one expected. After waking up, Zhu Biao decided not to be just a "benevolent" prince. The expansion of the clan, the corruption of the border towns, the financial deficit, and the undercurrent of party strife—these cracks that his father had suppressed with a butcher knife would sooner or later have to be picked up by him. Killing people cannot solve problems, systems can. No rebellion, no palace fighting, no golden fingers. A prince, carrying the fragments of his dream, performed surgery on an empire in the simplest way.