Ming Dynasty: Charge, Emperor Yongle!

In the early years of the Hongwu reign, the newly established Ming Dynasty faced constant threats from the Northern Yuan, and unrest reigned on all sides. A soul from the future transmigrated and became Zhu Di, the fourth son of Zhu Yuanzhang. He conquered the northern deserts, pacified the grasslands, sealed the Wolf Mountain, and drank from the vast sea. He opened trade markets, lifted the maritime ban, attacked Japan, and displayed his power in the Western Ocean. He promoted industry, innovated learning, established banks, and colonized overseas. The Ming Dynasty thus embarked on a different path! ... In September of the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu (1392), Crown Prince Zhu Biao died, and his second grandson, Zhu Yunwen, was made Crown Prince. Prince Yan, Zhu Di, raised an army under the pretext of "purging the court of corrupt officials," and captured Yingtian Prefecture. Zhu Yuanzhang: "You rebellious son, we're not dead yet, and you're already rebelling?" Zhu Di: "Old man, you're old, it's time to abdicate." Zhu Yunwen: "Fourth Uncle, this is usurpation, a heinous crime!" Zhu Di: "Nephew, listen to your fourth uncle, you can't hold onto this throne!"