Zhu Yuanzhang Simulated My Life, and I Ended Up Founding an Immortal Ming Dynasty

Zhu Qi transmigrates to the Great Ming and becomes Zhu Yuanzhang's ninth son. As long as he slacks off and does nothing, he receives a divine inheritance every year!

He receives the inheritances of nine great physicians: Bian Que, Hua Tuo...

He receives the inheritances of ten great generals: Sun Wu, Bai Qi...

He receives the inheritances of five Sword Gods: Li Chungang, Lü Dongxuan...

Able to grow stronger just by lying around, Zhu Qi naturally becomes Great Ming's lazy prince, often earning Old Zhu's ire for wasting his potential!

But Zhu Yuanzhang unexpectedly awakens a simulator that can simulate the lives of each of his sons!

He simulates Zhu Biao: touring Chang'an, falling ill, and dying!?

He simulates Zhu Yunwen: discovering that his own grandson is abolishing the princely fiefs, while Prince of Yan Zhu Di launches the Jingnan Campaign, and his uncle Zhu Qi conquers the southeast, creating a maritime empire where the sun never sets?

He simulates Zhu Di: well, the beginning goes pretty well, but his son and grandson die so young. What on earth is all that stuff afterward? The Ming's God of War, Fortress Emperor Zhu Qizhen...

He simulates Zhu Qi, and Old Zhu is utterly stunned. The Sword God of Great Ming! The Sage of Medicine of Great Ming! The Immortal of Great Ming! But what is this Great Ming Fortune-Blessed Immortal Dynasty supposed to be?!

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