Great Ming: The Old Emperor Secretly Reads My Diary and Learns to Govern!

During the Hongwu era, he transmigrates and becomes Zhu Yuanzhang's second son, Zhu Shuang.

After a series of conflicts with Old Zhu, Zhu Shuang moves out of the palace. He builds workshops outside and begins making the items from the System one by one.

The imperial court goes to war with the Xia Kingdom in the south and Luchuan. The enemy forces hold the advantage of the terrain, leaving the Ming army unable to advance.

As it happens, Empress Ma goes out to visit Zhu Shuang.

There, she sees a strategy for breaking the deadlock right on Zhu Shuang's desk.

With the help of the diary, the court soon defeats the Xia Kingdom, Luchuan, and the Northern Yuan.

Thanks to the diary, Old Zhu learns how to control the money supply and collect commercial taxes.

The diary even records information about powerful flintlock guns and large warships.

Zhu Di: "Father, you're amazing. You know everything!"

Zhu Biao: "Father, do you have a way to attack the Peacock Dynasty?"

Old Zhu: "Let me go sneak a look at the diary!"

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