Hongwu Regrets

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, when Prince Zhu Biao was on the verge of death, he unexpectedly stepped into the long river of history and witnessed with his own eyes the end of the vicissitudes of Ming Dynasty for 276 years: the Lanyu Massacre, the Jingnan War, the humiliation of Tumu Fortress, and constant party disputes in the court, until Chongzhen hanged himself and the dynasty fell. Having seen through all the hidden dangers of national subjugation, Zhu Biao, filled with regret, was reborn from nirvana with three hundred years of historical memories. In this life, he lost his kindness, softness and cowardice in the past, stopped Zhu Yuanzhang from massacring the heroes, suppressed the hidden dangers of the vassal king, eradicated the long-standing malpractices in the court, cleared up all the troubles in later generations, reversed the fate of the Ming Dynasty's destruction, took charge of thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, and created a prosperous age that lasted for eternity.