
The Great Ming's Han Gaozu
In the fourteenth year of the Zhengtong reign, Zhu Qizhen is trapped at Tumu Fortress.
But we no longer have time to mourn the Ming army’s defeat.
Because next to appear is: the son of the Red Emperor, a succubus-like leader, the one who overthrew Qin and defeated Xiang Yu, who founded his nation in seven years with destiny upon him.
The founder of the Han dynasty and builder of its four-hundred-year foundation:
Han Gaozu, Liu Bang!
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At the turning point when the Ming dynasty shifts from prosperity to decline, Liu Bang transmigrates across a thousand years and replaces Zhu Qizhen.
So where will this great ship called the Ming dynasty sail next?
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Zhu Qiyu: “I feel like I’ve always been living in my royal brother’s shadow...”
Yu Qian: “Your Majesty does have the bearing of Han Gaozu...”
Empress Dowager Sun: “When did my son become this shameless?”
The ministers: “For His Majesty to act so unrestrainedly may damage the dignity of the Son of Heaven!”
The Oirat: “Don’t look at me. This really has nothing to do with us if he turned out like this...”
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