Dividing Land for Zhu Yuanzhang from the Start: Conquering the World

"I'm Zhu Chongba. I just got back to Huangjue Temple from my travels. This is my brother Xu Da..."

"I'm Liu Bowen, a wandering Daoist priest."

"Chang Yuchun, at your service!"

"Chen Youliang!"

"Shen Wansan!"

"Zheng Shiyuan!"

When Chen Ke transmigrates to Huangjue Temple at the end of the Yuan Dynasty and leads the common people in forcibly dividing up the temple's land, he happens upon a monk, a farmer, a Daoist, a knight-errant, a schemer, a merchant, and a scholar sheltering from the rain in a ruined temple.

The ambitious men of the late Yuan, each with their own designs, get involved of their own accord.

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Marshal Chen, I told you back then: if you gave me land, I'd follow you."

"Why are you so set on opposing feudalism and the feudal system of power?"

"My brothers risked their lives to rebel alongside you. Isn't it only natural that they should enjoy a few privileges?"

"Hasn't it always been this way for thousands of years?"

"Besides, we've treated the common people well enough, and the brothers have made sacrifices..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.