Great Ming: Xu Miaoyun Says My Husband Is Far Too Disciplined

He transmigrates into the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty and becomes Zhu Yuanzhang's fourth son, the Prince of Yan, Zhu Di!

He had planned to lie flat, slack off, and be a useless prince, but then he awakens the Self-Discipline System!

Complete the tasks the System assigns on time each day, and you'll earn all kinds of rewards!

The longer you stick with it, the richer the rewards!

On your first day of self-discipline, you raid bird nests in the Eastern Fifth Residence and gain +1 to tree-climbing skills.

On your fiftieth day of self-discipline, you raid bird nests in the Imperial Garden and gain +5 constitution.

On your hundredth day of self-discipline, you raid bird nests at the Imperial Ancestral Temple and receive Eagle Eyes x1 and the top-tier lightness skill Cloud Ladder.

On your hundredth day of self-discipline, you lead an army into battle in the north of the desert and gain +10 command, along with the famed general Zhao Yun and 5,000 White Horse Cavalry.

On your hundredth day of self-discipline, you lead a fleet on an ocean voyage and receive treasure ships, high-yield crops, and a world map.

Many years later, when Zhu Di stands atop the walls of Constantinople and watches the Ming fleet race across the Mediterranean, someone asks him how he achieved success.

"It all comes down to self-discipline!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.