Great Ming: Three Thousand Soul-Searching Questions for the Sacred Grandson Zhu Xiongying

Now that he's become the eight-year-old Crown Prince Zhu Xiongying, with a short life ahead of him, how can he turn things around?

Ding! The Soul-Searching Space has opened. The Host can devise questions to interrogate specific people. The deeper a question cuts into the subject's soul, the greater the reward!

Zhu Xiongying immediately perks up and assembles Old Zhu, the Crown Prince, and Zhu Di into a group:

Question 1: "Zhu Yuanzhang, do you think you deserve to be called an emperor for the ages?"

Question 2: "Who does the Ming Empire truly belong to?"

Question 3: "A good emperor governs diligently and cares for the people. What do you make of Chongzhen hanging himself?"

After the Crown Prince establishes the Ming Flying Army, the questions continue:

"There is only one sun in the sky. Could nine suns shine at once on the earth?"

"What lessons can we draw from the pros and cons of Genghis Khan's Golden Family?"

"How should one choose between loyalty to the emperor and loyalty to the country?"

"How should newly conquered lands be developed and their people integrated?"

"What, in the end, is the purpose of living?"

Zhu Yuanzhang could no longer remain calm. The world was vast, with so much fertile land without a ruler. Why should the people of the Ming be confined to one corner of the realm...?

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