Traveling Through the Ming Dynasty: Emperor Jianwen's Career as a Taoist Priest

Lin Yun dug up an ancient tomb from the Ming Dynasty. The owner of the tomb was named Yun Daoren. The epitaph only wrote one line: "Yun Daoren died in Cangshan, Jiangnan. No one knows his surname. He shared the same cave with his wife." The moment he touched the jade pendant in the tomb, he opened his eyes and became Emperor Jianwen who was still alive in the fire. The city of Yingtian was destroyed, and King Yan's army came to the city. Zhu Yuanzhang left two paths: to become a monk and escape from the southwest, which Yao Guangxiao had already figured out; or to take the iron box left by Liu Bowen and go south to find a chance of survival. Lin Yun held the iron box and chose to hold his life in his own hands: "I will not be a monk, nor will I be an emperor - from now on, I will only be myself." He fled all the way south, slaying water monsters and calming chaotic souls, only to realize that the Ming Dynasty was no longer a human kingdom: Heaven harvested faith once every hundred years, the underworld acted as hawks and dogs, demons and disasters were everywhere, and the path of the human emperor had long been cut off. Liu Bowen arranged a dead end, and Yao Guangxiao shouldered the infamy, waiting for a variable to crawl out of the tomb and chop this divine power into pieces.