The Great Ming Dynasty: I Have Extended the Great Ming's Fortune by Three Hundred Years
At the beginning of the reign of the new emperor Xiao Jingyuan of the Great Qian Dynasty, military power has fallen into other hands, and undercurrents are surging through the imperial court. Feng Shuohua, the commander of the Baiya Army, commands his troops with unchecked authority, while the Grand Secretariat and the Ministry of War hold the reins of government. The young emperor struggles to advance at every turn. To reclaim military power, Xiao Jingyuan makes an unprecedented appointment, promoting Chu Xiao to oversee the Imperial Horse Administration and using the emperor's personal guards to counterbalance the Ministry of War. However, the veteran minister Fu Jin, who has controlled military command tokens for years, remains difficult to read, while competing factions become increasingly entangled. A political struggle for military authority quietly unfolds. The emperor makes himself a piece on the chessboard, carefully planning every move and vowing to reclaim every fragment of imperial power. Witness how Xiao Jingyuan carves out a path to personal rule amid the treacherous currents of the imperial court.
Main characters: Xiao Jingyuan, Chu Xiao, Wang Chun
Supporting characters: Feng Shuohua, Fu Jin
Also known as: 大明王朝，我为大明续运三百年矣
The Great Ming Dynasty: I Have Extended the Great Ming's Fortune by Three Hundred Years (80 episodes)
At the beginning of the reign of the new emperor Xiao Jingyuan of the Great Qian Dynasty, military power has fallen into other hands, and undercurrents are…
At the beginning of the reign of the new emperor Xiao Jingyuan of the Great Qian Dynasty, military power has fallen into other hands, and undercurrents are surging through the imperial court. Feng Shuohua, the commander of the Baiya Army, commands his troops with unchecked authority, while the Grand Secretariat and the Ministry of War hold the reins of government. The young emperor struggles to advance at every turn. To reclaim military power, Xiao Jingyuan makes an unprecedented appointment, promoting Chu Xiao to oversee the Imperial Horse Administration and using the emperor's personal guards to counterbalance the Ministry of War. However, the veteran minister Fu Jin, who has controlled military command tokens for years, remains difficult to read, while competing factions become increasingly entangled. A political struggle for military authority quietly unfolds. The emperor makes himself a piece on the chessboard, carefully planning every move and vowing to reclaim every fragment of imperial power. Witness how Xiao Jingyuan carves out a path to personal rule amid the treacherous currents of the imperial court.
大明王朝，我为大明续运三百年矣
The Great Ming Dynasty: I Have Extended the Great Ming's Fortune by Three Hundred Years - Episode 1