Ming Dynasty: Zhu Yuanzhang Checked the Number of Lives at the Beginning

The protagonist traveled through time to be Zhu Bai, King of Hunan in the Ming Dynasty, and originally wanted to rely on the system to develop in a low-key manner. But he didn't expect Zhu Yuanzhang to have the ability to check other people's fate: After checking Zhu Biao, we found that Zhu Biao was destined to die young. Checking Zhu Di, it was found that Zhu Di was destined to be forced to rebel. … Checking Zhu Bai's fortune, I found that Zhu Bai actually had the status of an emperor, wealth, invincibility, country wisdom, bravery, unparalleled military strength, and the seal of Langjuxu, the master of medicine... And so on, these extremely high fortunes. Zhu Yuanzhang was shocked: "Is Lao Twelve hidden so deeply??" From then on, Zhu Yuanzhang began to think of ways to hollow out Zhu Bai. Zhu Yuanzhang: "Old Twelve, how do you think this Northern Expedition should be fought?" "Old Twelve, Ming Dynasty is poor, how about you help me?" "Old Twelve, you should be the commander of the Imperial Guards!" "Old Twelve, how about you become the emperor?" Zhu Bai: "..." "I just want to develop in a low-key manner!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.