Zhu Gaochi's wife gave birth to a child. He was anxious outside, and Miaoyun and Zhu Di who were waiting in the lobby were also worried. Fortunately, there was no big problem. Zhu Gaochi was happy to have a noble son. He asked his father Zhu Di to give him a name. Zhu Di remembered the memories of that year. His father had helped him name the child for twenty generations. Zhu Di then said that the child was called Zhu Zhanji, and he was the first child of the Zhan generation. In the capital, Zhu Yuanzhang, who had drunk medicine, asked Zhu Yunwen to accompany him for a walk. In a few years, he wanted Zhu Zhanji and Meigui to return to the capital to study with Zhu Yunwen's child Wen Kui. As for the candidate for this master, Zhu Yunwen said that he wanted to recruit Fang Xiaoru to the court and lecture for Hanlin.
The reason for choosing Fang Xiaoru is sufficient, and Zhu Yuanzhang has no reason to object. Zhu Yunwen suggested that Zhu Yuanzhang call Zhu Di back to the capital for a few days on the grounds that Zhu Yuanzhang wanted Zhu Di, but Zhu Yuanzhang did not agree to this matter. Daoyan had seen His Majesty's pulse case, and he told Zhu Di with a serious expression that His Majesty might not be able to withstand this year. Zhu Di then wanted to submit a letter to the Hajjong to meet him, but Daoyan said no. Once he returned to the capital at this time, he might never see Lizhengmen in Peking again. Miaoyun reminded Zhu Di that what he was going to see this time was his own brother, King Jin, rather than His Highness, the other prince. The King of Jin was lying on the bed, his face pale, obviously he had been seriously ill for many days.

Tan Yuan and more than 20 Jinyiwei, who were originally distributed to King Jin's subordinates, had reported their deaths in the Ministry of War. King Jin handed these people over to Zhu Di again, which Zhu Di would use in the future. As for the three circles that Zhu Biao painted back then, he finally understood the meaning of the eldest brother at that time that the Ming Dynasty would be supported by their brothers in the future. The King of Jin took out the letter Miaoyun wrote to him two years ago to Zhu Di, praising Miaoyun for being cautious and afraid that he would not believe it, so he did not mention any words to Zhu Di in the letter. The King of Jin also knew that his life was not long and entrusted Ji Xi and his several sons to Zhu Di. Zhu Yunwen received news that the King of Jin and King of Yan met in Mobei, and he reported the matter to Zhu Yuanzhang.
Qi Tai and Huang Zicheng suggested that the reprimand of the King of Yan should be severely punished, and the King of Yan and his family should be transferred back to the capital to live in the capital, so that the Prince of Yan would inherit his title. Zhu Yuanzhang thought for a moment and finally issued an edict to draw an edict. But at this time, the palace servant hurried in and said that the prince of Jin came to the palace to report his death, which meant that the King of Jin had passed away. Zhu Yuanzhang lost a son again, and his trembling voice asked the palace servant to burn the order he had just drafted, and then fainted on the ground. According to the imperial physician's diagnosis, Zhu Yuanzhang had not had much time left, so he issued an order to let Zhu Yunwen take charge of the national affairs for the time being. Zhu Yunwen immediately ordered and arranged the affairs in the capital. Before his death, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered funerals to be frugal and simple, and the subjects in the world would not be as good as marrying. Let the sea go back to the north of Mo and do not make things difficult for his uncles.

Zhu Yuanzhang said to Zhu Yunwen several times, don’t make things difficult for his uncles. His final regret was that he could not see his son again. In 1398 AD, Zhu Yuanzhang died at the age of 71. Zhu Yunwen ascended the throne, and his reign was Jianwen, who was Emperor Jianwen. When Miao Jin learned that Zhu Yunwen asked his eldest brother Xu Yungong to be ordered to intercept the King of Yan, he felt that this move was really a plan. On the other hand, the King of Yan brought several sons back to Beijing to attend the funeral, but was intercepted by Xu Yungong. He brought Zhu Yunwen's decree and did not allow the King of Yan to return to Beijing, but he could ask the Prince of Yan and the other two princes to return to Beijing to honor the filial piety instead of the King of Yan.