Ming Dynasty: from a Small Hundred Households in Yanshan to the First General in Jingnan

In the thirty-first year of Hongwu's reign, Taizu died, and Emperor Jianwen ascended the throne and reduced the vassalage. Han Zheng, an ordinary person, woke up and became a member of the Yanshan Guards who had not officially taken up his post. There is no system, no magic soldiers, only vague historical memories, a few Sanda, and a broken army camp with few soldiers, lack of food, and high debts. The king of Zhou was arrested, and the imperial court inspected the military rolls. Within three days, half of the young men in the village were to be taken away. In order to find a way out for more than a hundred families of soldiers and civilians, Han Zheng mistook Zhu Di, who was secretly visiting the military camp, for an old soldier of the palace, and pulled him to plan seriously: "If we don't persuade King Yan to rebel, we will all die." Han Zheng didn't know that the "Zhu Si" in front of him was King Yan. Thus, a battle of appeasement that swept the world began with a bad military book, fifteen military households, and two people testing each other.