Daming Yongzhen Envoy

From the end of the Yuan Dynasty to the fourth year of the Zheng Dynasty, there was a severe drought in Henan. Gu Yan, a poor sorcerer, used his qi-gazing technique at the entrance of the village to get half a piece of cake. He left half of it in his arms - he was waiting for "the right person". Soon after, he met a begging monk named Zhu Chongba at the porridge stall of Huangjue Temple. He gave him the half piece of bread. Zhu Chongba took a bite and said, "It's better than nothing." This was the beginning of the Ming Dynasty's three hundred years of foundation - it was not an alliance based on blood, it was not an alliance between kings and ministers, it was just half a piece of cake. In the next five hundred years, Gu Yan assisted Zhu Yuanzhang in establishing the Ming Dynasty, established the Tiangong Institute to monopolize core technologies, deployed a network of stations in seven continents, recorded everything with copper plates, and went underground after the empire's collapse to fight against an opponent that spanned generations of civilizations (the Hand of Eternity). "Okay. That's enough."