After traveling to the Ming Dynasty, Zhou Guangmei was confused. Twenty years ago, Emperor Yongle was still able to expedition to Mongolia. Why did the Tumu Fortress change twenty years later?
During this period, what were Zhu Zhanji, the hexagonal warrior who created Renxuan's rule, who was praised by many scholars for a while, doing?
What!
He abandoned Kaiping in the north and Jiaozhi in the south, ignored North Korea's expansion to the north, allowed Oara to flourish, and sat back and watched the rise of Luchuan?
And most importantly, he also slandered my whole family to rebel with the King of Han?
There's nothing you can do about it. After all, when others say you're rebelling, you'd better actually be rebelling.
"That big black fat man Zhu Zhanji is really not good enough. For the sake of the Ming Dynasty, King of Han, please rebel!"
