The Ming Dynasty Began with the Resurrection of Zhu Biao

Lin Mo, the author of the online article, died suddenly. One second he was working on a manuscript in a rental house, and the next second he was lying in the mourning hall of the East Palace. Good news: He is dressed as Zhu Biao, the Ming prince. Bad news: He just "died" of an illness. The post on the previous life forum "Getting to know the most ruthless woman in Ming Dynasty's harem" suddenly became extremely dazzling. So, Zhu Biao, who had just woken up, secretly ordered Jin Yiwei to dig out the bones of Wen Po and the maid fifteen years ago. While Lu was still burning evidence and silencing witnesses, an impeachment memorial was already on Zhu Yuanzhang's desk—— "The crown prince's step-concubine, Lu, poisoned and killed his legitimate wife and murdered the emperor's heir. The crime should be punished by the nine clans." The court was shaken and the whole world was in an uproar. And all this is just the beginning. In the next twenty years, Ming Dynasty underwent earth-shaking changes: Railways run through the north and south, and the roar of steam engines echoes throughout the Central Plains; The artillery of the Shenji Battalion crushed the prairie cavalry; Zheng He's fleet crossed Malacca and reached the coastlines of three continents. In the past, the crazy author who posted posts on the forum finally nailed the idea of ​​"saving the Ming Dynasty" into the land of Hongwu inch by inch. Zhu Yuanzhang patted his son on the shoulder at the Zen Ceremony, and said something with red eyes: "Biao'er, you are better than your father." In his later years, Zhu Biao stood on the observatory of the Forbidden City and said to the heirs beside him: "Remember, this sun will never set on Ming Dynasty's territory." [Reading Tips: It is an imaginary and refreshing novel, with a fast pace, restrained emotional lines, no intellectual subversion, no harem, welcome to taste it.