I Traveled Back to the Ming Dynasty and Rescued Zhu Biao

Modern, Nanjing Museum. In the glass showcase, a plain gold-woven satin robe lay quietly under the light. The signboard reads: Emperor Hongwen of the Ming Dynasty wore the uniform. The prolific scholar is Zhu Biao. History records that he was benevolent. During his seventeen years in office, he cut down vassals without losing blood, opened up seas without running out of troops, and was known in history as the "Government of Hongwen". Lin Huan stood in front of the display cabinet, his fingertips unconsciously running across the glass, and happened to stop on a very faint mark on the corner of his robe, like a burn scar. The tour guide's voice rang in his ears: "... It is said that Emperor Hongwen suffered from a serious disease in his early years and developed carbuncle on his back, and he almost died. Fortunately, an imperial physician named Lin Huan saved his life with the 'sword and knife technique'. This Lin Huan was later called the 'Ming Medical Sage' by the people, but in official history, his origin has always been a mystery..." Lin Huan smiled, turned and left. In the reflection of the glass, his face is somewhat similar to the doctor from the East Palace in the corner of the portrait of Emperor Hongwen in the display cabinet.