Great Ming: The Zhu Family's Rebellious Son Simulates an Emperor for the Ages

Zhu Yuanzhang receives a secret report: his eleventh son, Zhu Chun, Prince of Shu, is plotting a rebellion.

He personally travels to Shu to investigate the truth.

There, he discovers that the bookish Prince of Shu, Zhu Chun, has completely changed.

He is building all over the place and excels at eating, drinking, and having fun, driving Zhu Yuanzhang half mad.

But Zhu Yuanzhang also discovers that under Zhu Chun's rule, Shu has become the richest region in the world.

What he doesn't know is that Zhu Chun is a transmigrator from the future who has awakened the Eternal Emperor System.

By simulating the lives of great rulers, he can gain their unmatched abilities.

The First Emperor Ying Zheng, Emperor Taizong of Tang Li Shimin...

All of their abilities are at Zhu Chun's disposal.

After discovering Zhu Chun's extraordinary talent, Zhu Yuanzhang summons him to the capital

to help ease the burden of governing on the chronically ill Crown Prince Zhu Biao.

From then on, the Ming Empire is transformed completely.

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Chun's talent is every bit as great as mine."

Zhu Biao: "My brother, the Prince of Shu, is worthy of shouldering the Ming Empire."

Liu Bowen: "The Prince of Shu's foresight is incredible. I concede."

Hu Weiyong: "Picking a fight with the Prince of Shu is just asking to die."

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