I'm a Micro-Management Master! Zhu Di's Jingnan Campaign Supply Corps Captain

Zhu Long transmigrated to the fourth year of the Jianwen reign.

Because he looked so much like the Jianwen Emperor, a sycophantic official sent him to Prince Yan's camp to curry favor and claim credit.

At this time, Zhu Di was waging the Jingnan campaign. His horses had already drunk from the northern banks of the Yangtze, and his forces were advancing straight toward Jinling.

Zhu Di urgently needed an imperial edict in which Zhu Yunwen confessed his sins, along with an abdication edict, so he could ascend the throne with a legitimate claim and the mandate of orthodoxy.

But this was something Zhu Yunwen would never give him.

Based on Zhu Long's uncanny resemblance to the Jianwen Emperor, the sycophant proposed a plan to switch him for Zhu Yunwen and use him as a scapegoat.

After a series of maneuvers, Zhu Yunwen and his mother fled overseas.

Zhu Long became the "ruler of all under heaven."

But Zhu Long was far from being a qualified, self-aware scapegoat.

"Don't worry about the people of the realm laughing at us for being the transport corps. Don't fret over every pot and pan. We retreat to the southwest!"

"This layout won't work. I need to make some tactical adjustments..."

Zhu Long began a series of outrageous operations, earning one glowing title after another: the transport corps and a top-tier tactical mastermind.

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