Ming Dynasty: Brother-In-Law Zhu Yuanzhang

The great Yuan Dynasty, the treacherous and sycophantic dictatorship. The opening of the river has become the source of trouble, causing thousands of red scarves. Official laws are indiscriminate, criminal laws are heavy, and the people are resentful. People eat people, money buys money, never seen before. Thieves become officials, officials become thieves, and virtuous people become fools. What a pity! Seeing such a world, Zhu Xingsheng sighed, turned around and raised his hands, and an undefeated cavalry meandering under the sky rushed into the burning world. … In the 21st century, the second brother of Zhu Yuanzhang, the descendant of the Qi family gun, started out sitting in a village. At that time, the Red Turban Army uprising was raging and was suppressed by the Yuan Dynasty. Later, there was the invasion of Goryeo, the failure of the three-way Red Army's Northern Expedition, warlord separatism, the dispute between the Southern Ming Dynasty and the Northern Yuan Dynasty... In the midst of all kinds of chaos, before the dawn of the Ming Dynasty, all the people were scattered and living like lambs. When more and more refugees flood into Lupai Village, and when more and more outstanding people defect to Lupai Village, how does Zhu Xingsheng make a choice? He shouted, "We, the Han family, will drive away the barbarians." Or, "Don't panic, my eighth brother Zhu Yuanzhang will wait until he can unify the country."