Great Ming: Zhu Yuanzhang Overhears the Thoughts of My Many Personalities

Zhu Ying transmigrated and became Lao Zhu's twenty-second son. He began suffering from multiple personalities at a young age, gaining a new personality in his mind every two years.

So, by the time he was 21, he had developed five of history's most disastrous personalities: Zhao Kuo, who only knew how to talk about warfare; Lu Bu, the infamous turncoat; Heshen, the Qing dynasty's most corrupt official; the tyrant Yang Guang; and others...

Just as Zhu Ying was crying himself unconscious, he never expected Lao Zhu to awaken a golden finger of his own, one that let him hear the thoughts of Zhu Ying's personalities!

“If Biao'er inherited our Great Ming dynasty, what a wonderful thing that would be.”

Heshen: The old emperor is so pitiful. He doesn't even know that his Crown Prince Yiwen is about to die.

“I've spent my life killing corrupt officials, easing corvee labor and taxes, and selecting officials through the eight-legged essay. That makes me an emperor for the ages, doesn't it?”

Yang Guang: Nothing special.

Zhu Ying: Emperor Yang, keep it down. The old man hasn't read much. He's practically illiterate.

Zhu Yuanzhang: “What the hell! If you've got something to say, say it to my face! Let's see if I don't chop your head off!”

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