Nine Provinces: The Ming Dynasty's Holy Grandson Has Heaven-Defying Comprehension

In the world of Jiuzhou, martial arts flourished.

There were nations such as Qin, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing.

He transmigrated as Zhu Xiongying, the Ming Crown Prince's grandson, who had been frail since childhood.

What a fine imperial grandson, worthy of three generations of emperors!

Somehow, Old Zhu heard this saying, and as soon as Zhu Xiongying arrived, he was sent out to gain experience.

Fortunately, Zhu Xiongying had heaven-defying comprehension and could deduce the nature of all things.

Frail since childhood? He deduced a training method for Conqueror's Haki and held off tens of thousands of troops all by himself!

Too lazy to cultivate? He deduced a method for cells to cultivate autonomously, letting him lie flat and still grow at lightning speed!

Swordsmanship too difficult? He deduced peerless swordsmanship, able to split open Heaven's Gate with a single strike and attain the realm of an Earthly Immortal!

When Old Zhu learned how Zhu Xiongying had performed on his journey through Jiuzhou, he was so furious he nearly exploded.

His first stop was Great Qin, and at his side were Jing Ni, Nong Yu, Yan Lingji, and more…

Every day, he did nothing but listen to music at the pleasure quarters.

Old Zhu stamped his feet and cursed him as a "damn brat!"

But when he finally saw Zhu Xiongying with his own eyes, Old Zhu was dumbfounded!

Peerless Conqueror's Haki? An Earthly Immortal? The Great Snow Dragon Riders? Heavy artillery corps?

"How is this brat? He's our fine imperial grandson!"

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