Great Ming: You Were Told to Govern a County, but You Outdid the Prefecture

Zhu Bin transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and discovered that he had become the illegitimate son of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the dynasty.

It was the early years of the Ming Dynasty. The north was in turmoil, and people were struggling to survive. Xuanfu, near the northern border, was especially hard-hit by raids from the Northern Yuan. Its land lay barren, and its population was sparse.

The local government in Beiping had even petitioned to downgrade Xuanfu to a county.

After some thought, Zhu Yuanzhang sent Zhu Bin, who was not particularly well regarded, to Xuanfu in the north.

After transmigrating, Zhu Bin awakened three personalities.

The first was Lü Buwei, a genius at business and farming. The second was the God of War and killer Bai Qi, invincible on the battlefield. The third was Emperor Wu of Han, a brilliant and ambitious ruler with an imposing aura.

And so Zhu Bin went to Xuanfu.

Three years later, Zhu Yuanzhang visited the north to inspect the area. "I told you to govern a county, and you turned it into a metropolis! It's even richer than Yingtian Prefecture!"

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