In his past life, as the crown prince of Great Ming, he regretfully passed away at the young age of thirty-seven, witnessing with his own eyes the collapse of the country and the dispersal of his family. Returning to his youth in a single morning, his father had not yet claimed the emperor's throne, and the foundation of Great Ming was still in its pioneering stage. Holding the memories of the future, with a heart for the common people and witnessing the desolate countryside after the wars, he carefully planned strategies to pacify the people. He wanted to protect the capable generals around him, guard his fraternal family ties, and willingly use his own strength to smooth away the scars of troubled times and rewrite the destiny of Great Ming and his family.