The Ming Dynasty Sky Screen: From the Start, I Expose the Jingnan Campaign, and the Old Emperor Zhu Makes Me His Imperial Tutor

In the fourth year of Hongwu, as Zhu Yuanzhang hosted a grand banquet for his ministers in the Hall of Heavenly Mandate, a strange curtain of light suddenly stretched across the sky.

The scenes within were horrifying: famine across the land, heaps of corpses, and even the brutal future Jingnan Campaign!

Prince of Yan Zhu Di raised an army and stormed Jinling. The Jianwen Emperor, Zhu Yunwen, knelt in tears before the ancestral temple, crying, “I regret not listening to Ye Kang!”

Zhu Yuanzhang slammed the table and sprang to his feet!

Fourth Son! Stop eating that drumstick and get on your knees in the ancestral temple!

And as for Ye Kang?

The Hongwu Emperor ordered that Ye Kang be found at once!

Meanwhile, Ye Kang, future president of the Great Ming Bank and the Great Ming Maritime Trade Company, commander of the Great Ming Pacific Fleet, marshal of the Great Ming Caucasus Army, chief grand secretary, tutor to the crown prince, Duke of Ning, and supreme commissioner for pacification in Nanao, Japan, and North America, was still enjoying a carefree life on his little farm...