Great Ming: Old Zhu Exposes My Black Technology

Zhu Ci transmigrates and becomes Old Zhu's illegitimate son. At the age of nine, his personality begins to split, and every two years another personality appears in his mind.

Ten years pass, and six personalities emerge: the father of physics, Albert Einstein; the mustachioed head of state, Hitler; the Gallic rooster, Charles de Gaulle; the king of dynamite, Alfred Nobel; the greatest thinker of the millennium, Karl Marx; and the Confucius of the West, Socrates... and others!

But just as Zhu Ci thinks he's the only one with a golden finger, Zhu Yuanzhang awakens one too: he can simulate the fate of the Ming dynasty and the lives of each of his sons.

When he simulates Zhu Ci, Old Zhu is stunned.

Soldiers equipped with modern weapons wipe out the Tatars in the east and the Jurchen in the west.

An iron flood of tanks crosses the Alps and sweeps through Europe.

The world's first nuclear bomb goes off in Sakura Country, giving them a taste of what it's like to see familiar faces on every street.

Zhu Yuanzhang personally rushes to Liaodong: "I'm done sitting on this throne. You take it!"

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