A Beggar Encounters a Real Dragon on His Journey

From the end of the Yuan Dynasty to the beginning of the Zheng Dynasty, there was a severe drought in Huaidong, locusts plagued the fields, and the people were in dire straits. Lin Mo, a modern low-class young man, once traveled through time and became a beggar living on the streets of Haozhou. In his previous life, he was a transparent person, but he was still at the bottom of the world in troubled times, until he handed half a bowl of survival gruel to the wandering monk in ragged clothes but with a majestic look on his face. The poor monk Zhu Chongba. No one knew that this beggar monk whom everyone despised would be the Hongwu Emperor who would conquer the world and create a three-hundred-year foundation for the Ming Dynasty. From joining the army in Haozhou and being tabooed, to starting a business on his own in Dingyuan; from defying all opinions and attacking Hezhou by surprise, to sweeping the Jianghuai River and looking down upon the world. Lin Mo plans every step of the way with his thousand-year historical perspective and modern common sense, paving the way for Qianlong and helping the hero rise. He knows the direction of history, understands people's schemes, and understands the eternal law of the rabbit dying and the dog dying. He is not greedy for power or obsessed with wealth. All he wants is to settle down and prove that he is never a waste. Being with the king is like being with a tiger, from the kindness of a bowl of porridge, to the tacit understanding of fighting side by side, to the suspicion between the king and his ministers. They are the most trusted brothers in troubled times. Will they be the most feared monarchs and ministers after peace? A country is determined in a hundred battles, but only a few people have their original intentions. In the end, will this help that spans thousands of years help us to stabilize the country, or will the bird disappear and the bow hide?