Daming: My Multiple Personalities Were Simulated by Lao Zhu

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, Zhu Xiongying traveled through time and became the eldest grandson of the Ming Emperor. He already had a stable position, so he set a grand goal. He wanted everyone to be like a dragon. Suddenly, seven more personalities appeared in his mind, and he was willing to help. There is one emperor throughout the ages, Jiang Ziya, the originator of military strategists, Han Xin, the unparalleled national scholar, Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, Lu Buwei, the giant businessman who runs the country, Xu Xing, the ancestor of farmers, and Hua Tuo, the master of surgery. Unexpectedly, his imperial grandfather Zhu Yuanzhang also awakened the golden finger, a life script simulator, to simulate all living beings in the world. Imitating Prince Zhu Biao, he died first of his son, then his mother, and then died young. Simulating the pillow queen, she was supposed to die, but she actually broke the script of life and lived a long life. Lan Yu, who imitated Lan Yu and repeatedly contradicted her, turned into a darling boy? Strange things, the emperor's eldest grandson who was supposed to die, all appeared in their life scripts, and played an important role in changing history? When Zhu Yuanzhang imitated Zhu Xiongying, he was completely shocked. Is this life more outrageous than if he started a bowl and ended a country? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.