Ming Dynasty: Zhu Biao Supervises the Country, the Prince Destroys Me and I Am Involved

Zhu Gui traveled through the Ming Dynasty and became the acting king of the vassal state of Datong. There is Zhu Biao, the most stable prince in ancient and modern times. The princes are showing off one after another, and they all know that no one can interfere with the crown prince's position. However, after Zhu Gui came to the fiefdom, he awakened the involution system. As long as he involutes, he can get rewards! So the miserable days of the other princes began! Zhu Di's great victory in Mobei? If we don't pacify the plains and open up the twenty-three countries in the Western Regions, is that a good news? Zhu Biao wants to develop the economy? If we don't open the Maritime and Overland Silk Roads and establish the Ming Dynasty's global hegemony, how can we call it development? Does the feudal king manage the fiefdom? Without highways, automated factories, mechanized agriculture, free education, buses, nationwide railway lines, etc., What is management? Zhu Yuanzhang: Look, learn from Zhu Gui and don't be a free vassal king all day long! Princes: Brother! Stop getting involved! You can't be a prince, so you want to force us to death? When Zhu Yuanzhang looked at the empire that Zhu Gui had built, his scalp went numb. He was so damned good that even I felt embarrassed! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.