Daming: I Was King Ning in Hongwu

In the twenty-seventh year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang was getting old, the emperor's grandson Zhu Yunwen was gradually growing up, and the king of Yan Zhu Di was in power in Beiping. An accident caused Zhang Cheng, the project leader of modern state-owned enterprises, to wake up as the sixteen-year-old Ning Wang Zhu Quan. At this time, he had not yet joined the vassal, and the three account books of the palace each had their own reasons, and the 266 living people were receiving 309 rations of food. The court urged him to go north to Daning, leaving him with only a group of subordinate officials with their own thoughts, a bodyguard who had not yet returned, and a future that everyone knew but he could not see clearly. A few years later, Jianwen cut down the feudal vassals and Zhu Di launched an army. In history, King Ning Zhu Quan was held hostage by King Yan, and his troops became the key to peace. In this life, Zhu Quan does not want to hand over his life to anyone. He must first check every piece of food, identify every person, and feed every soldier, and then go to that bitter cold border city to find a way for himself that does not have to rely on Zhu Di or wait to reduce the vassal. Before the world falls into chaos, he must first let Daning's real surname be Zhu. And this Zhu can only be Zhu Quan's Zhu.