Great Ming: Xu Da Tells Me to Marry Xu Miaoyun from the Start

He transmigrated and became Zhu Di, the fourth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and the Prince of Yan.

Who would have thought that the men of the Zhu family would all be so loving and harmonious, with fathers caring for sons and brothers getting along like brothers?

With items and manufacturing techniques gifted by the System, he devoted himself to research in the back courtyard of his princely residence, hoping to change the world that way.

But at this time, treacherous ministers held sway in the Ming Dynasty. Barbarians threatened from the north, tribal peoples from the south, and Japanese pirates ran rampant along the coast.

Simply inventing new things would hardly be enough to change the world.

Once Zhu Di understood that, he executed the treacherous ministers, crushed the northern barbarians, subdued the southern tribes, and drove off the Japanese pirates.

"Fourth Brother, tell me, is what you say true? Can these potatoes really increase the Ming Dynasty's annual revenue tenfold?"

"You really are a fine son-in-law, just as I, Xu Da, chose! With firearms like these, this northern campaign is sure to end in a great victory!"

"Fourth Brother's poem is so grand in spirit and uplifting in tone. It leaves the reader fired up! Miaoyun is impressed!"

"This glass diamond is dazzling, like a sky full of stars. I've never seen anything like it. Where did you get it?"

"Among the heroes of the realm, only Your Highness and I, Wang Baobao, are worthy!"

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