Liu Bowen left a book called Hundreds of Battles before his death, which recorded many art of war and tactics in detail. It can be said that with it, the hope of reunifying the whole country is even greater. As the founding strategist of the Ming Dynasty, Liu Bowen was resourceful. It can be said that his name can even be compared with great military strategists Zhuge Liang and Sima Yi. Just before Liu Bowen died, he recorded all the art of war tactics he knew, leaving a book called Hundreds of Battles, which later disappeared.

Unofficial history recorded that Liu Bowen died suddenly, and Zhu Yuanzhang's full attention was not on the strategist Liu Bowen, but on the book Hundreds of Battles. Liu Bowen didn't die after a long illness, but he caught a cold. He thinks he will get better after a few days in bed. Unexpectedly, Zhu Yuanzhang sent a physician to visit the sick, but his condition became more and more serious after he prescribed a prescription. Zhu Yuanzhang told him to go home to recuperate, but actually told Liu Bowen to go home and die. However, Liu Bowen has not been idle. In his illness, he quickly gave it to his son and asked them to destroy the book Hundred Wars.

After Liu Bowen's death, Hu listened to Zhu Yuanzhang's assignment to offer condolences. When talking with Liu Bowen's sons, Hu expressed regret on the surface, but every sentence could not be separated from hundreds of battles.

Liu Bowen actually left this book to Zhu Yuanzhang in different ways. At that time, Liu Bowen's legacy to Zhu Yuanzhang was Yu Ions, which Zhu Yuanzhang didn't take to heart at all, but in fact, this book is the "Hundred Wars" that Zhu Yuanzhang has been looking for.