Time Travel: After Seizing the Throne, I Lead the Ming Dynasty to Take Off

There was a slightly cold sun hanging in the sky.

The sun shines down on the largest mansion in Daning City, but it seems to bring little warmth. At the door of this mansion, which is not too grand but looks particularly solemn, hangs a gold-plated plaque with the words "Prince Ning's Mansion".

Although the mansion is in the architectural style of the Central Plains.

But whether it was the people guarding the door or those coming in and out of the mansion, there were many people wearing sable hats or felt hats on their heads, and wearing the standard robes of the former Yuan Dynasty with cross collars, right lapels, belts at the waist, and ankle length.

These people have facial features that are significantly different from those of the people in the Central Plains.

They are all tall, burly and strong.

But at this moment.

However, a middle-aged man in his thirties, who looked a little tired, was respectfully led into Prince Ning's Mansion.

This middle-aged man had a long beard and a thin build. He was wearing an ordinary blue Taoist robe that looked a bit worn. He looked like a Taoist who had traveled around.

The Taoist priest walked through the many corridors of Prince Ning's Mansion.

Finally, he was led into the main hall of the palace: "Your Highness, the person has been brought here."

Inside the main hall.

A young man with a heroic face and a look of rebelliousness and high spirits in his eyes suddenly stood up and said, "Master Zhang! I never thought that after being enfeoffed in this desolate Daning Prefecture, I would actually have the chance to meet you!"

After saying that, he even stood up to greet him personally.

The Taoist known as "Zhang Tianshi" smiled humbly, bowed, and said, "Your Highness Prince Ning, I am very honored. I am Zhang Yuchu, the Taoist priest, and I am honored to meet His Highness Prince Ning."

The owner of the Ning Palace is naturally the young prince of Daning, Zhu Quan, but what is unexpected is that it is this Taoist priest in a tattered robe.

Zhang Yuchu - the leading Taoist sect in the Ming Dynasty and the Heavenly Master of the Zhengyi Sect.

It’s just that Taoists practice Taoism and emphasize governing by doing nothing, so they don’t pay much attention to dressing up.

After bowing and greeting.

Zhang Yuchu responded with a greeting, "I have been traveling the mortal world, gaining insights into the Dao. I happened to pass by Datong Prefecture and remembered that His Royal Highness Prince Ning had already been enfeoffed. I had previously entered the palace to receive his title. I had not expected that His Royal Highness Prince Ning, though young, had a deep understanding of the Daoist principles and had formed a bond with me. Now that I have traveled here, it is natural for me to come and see His Royal Highness. I am afraid to bother you."

Most people's impression and understanding of Ning Wang Zhu Quan is basically just: a brave and warlike young prince who commanded 80,000 armored soldiers and the three guards of the Doyan tribe who surrendered from the Northern Yuan Dynasty, and guarded the huge town of Daning Prefecture in Youyan.

Well, there are also the unlucky guys who were cheated by their good brothers and were left with only their underwear.

But few people understand it.

In fact, Zhu Quan was not only brave and good at fighting.

He can be described as a versatile mathematician.

He explored and researched Taoism, classics, the Nine Schools of Thought, astronomy, medicine, divination, Huang-Lao, opera, etc., and the works handed down include dozens of records and compilations such as "The Jade Book of the Supreme Purity of the Heavenly Emperor", "Tongjian Bo Lun", "Secret History of the Han and Tang Dynasties", "Historical Fragments", "Literature", "Poetry", etc.

Because I am interested in Taoism.

He had a relationship with Zhang Yuchu of the Zhengyi Sect that was both his teacher and his friend. Some of Zhang Yuchu's views and theories in his Taoist work "The Ten Rules of Taoism" were also similar to Zhu Quan's "The Jade Book of the Supreme Dao of the Emperor of Heaven, Taiqing".

(Stacked nails: This is all true, and there is information to check.)

Inside the palace, Zhu Quan was clearly delighted by Zhang Yuchu's arrival. He curled his lips somewhat bitterly and said, "I'm delighted that Tianshi Zhang is here. Daning Prefecture is a deserted place with snow in the winter and sandstorms after winter. Apart from occasionally leaving the prefecture to kill those restless Tartars, there's really nothing interesting to do there."

After all, he is a young prince. It is true that he is brave, intelligent and talented, and he has a youthful mind.

When speaking.

There was a hint of childishness and innocence on Zhu Quan's face.