Great Ming: Old Zhu's Simulations Expose My Multiple Personalities

In the twenty-second year of Hongwu, Zhu Youdun transmigrates and becomes the son of Zhu Su, Prince of Zhou, the "most unfortunate prince"!

His father cares only about medicine and has no interest in affairs of state. First, Zhu Yuanzhang looks down on him. Then Zhu Yunwen keeps him under house arrest for four years. Finally, Zhu Di strips him of his military command.

As his son, Zhu Youdun is naturally dragged into the mess too. Fortunately, multiple personalities begin to emerge in his mind.

Li Shimin, who seized power in a rebellion! Cao Cao, the emperor pulling the strings from behind the throne! Yue Fei, the commander of the northern expedition! Zhuge Liang, the master strategist! Huo Qubing, who struck deep into enemy territory! Sun Simiao, the sage of medicine and poison!

But just as Zhu Youdun is about to make his move, Zhu Yuanzhang also gets a golden finger: he can simulate anyone's life.

Simulating Zhu Yunwen: "You stripped your twelfth uncle of his title and drove your fourth uncle to rebel?"

Simulating Zhu Di: "You'd make a good emperor, but your descendants are short-lived, and one of them even went overseas to study, bringing shame on me!"

Simulating Zhu Su: "That fellow actually became the Retired Emperor?"

Old Zhu hurriedly simulates Zhu Youdun's life: "Good grief, you're the real winner in the end!!!" ...

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