Zhu Yuntong has just transmigrated to the Ming when the old emperor Zhu Yuanzhang dies and Zhu Yunwen takes the throne.
Wary of Zhu Yuntong, Zhu Yunwen exiles him to Shu. Zhao Ning'er accompanies him,
but the road to Shu is full of wolves, tigers, and leopards, not to mention deadly miasma.
It is obvious that Emperor Jianwen wants him dead.
Just then, Prince of Yan Zhu Di uses the pretext of paying his respects at the funeral to launch an invasion, surrounding the capital, Yingtian, with an army of one hundred thousand.
Emperor Jianwen and his ministers are at a loss.
The elderly minister Liu Sanwu recommends that Zhu Yuntong go and repel the enemy...
Zhu Yunwen: The Prince of Yan has invaded with a hundred thousand troops. Who will share my burden and drive him back?
Liu Sanwu: This old minister stakes his entire family's lives on recommending the Prince of Wu. Your Majesty, restore his title and position.
Zhu Di: That brat Zhu Yunwen dares to forge an imperial edict and steal the throne? How could I ever accept that?
Zhao Ning'er: Yuntong, as long as I'm with you, I'll go anywhere. I hope we can live like ordinary people and have a whole bunch of children.
Zhu Yuntong: I will take back everything that belongs to me. Your Majesty, prepare to die!
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