Great Ming: I’m Zhu Bai, and My Quests Built a Golden Age

Zhu Bai transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and became Zhu Yuanzhang's twelfth son. Burdened with the System's mission to reshape the Great Ming, Zhu Bai soon appeared at every major turning point in the dynasty's history.

Li Shanchang, executed over the Hu Weiyong case, saw Zhu Bai before he died.

The Crown Prince Zhu Biao, who had fallen ill and died while inspecting Shaanxi, survived thanks to Zhu Bai.

Lan Yu, who would have died for treason, was kept firmly in check by Zhu Bai in Liaodong, not daring to make the slightest move.

As for the Prince of Yan, who launched the Jingnan Campaign in the name of restoring order, he became the Great General of the Northern Expedition.

And Zhu Yunwen, the unlucky fool who had driven Zhu Bai to suicide, became a rat crossing the street, reviled by everyone!

He abolished the military garrisons, reformed officialdom, expanded farming and livestock breeding, and improved people's livelihoods.

From then on, pushed by the System to change history, Zhu Bai completed missions and built a golden age for the Great Ming.

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