Daming: the Salted Fish Prince Was Simulated by Lao Zhu

Traveling through the Ming Dynasty, he became the sixth prince Zhu Zhen, and also awakened the salted fish system. As long as you lie down, you can get various rewards. Steam engines, flintlock muskets, penicillin, physical attributes, lifespan, even... But what he didn't know was that Lao Zhu also got a life simulator. Simulated Zhu Biao: died suddenly ten years later. Simulation of Zhu Xiongying: died suddenly a year later. Simulation of Zhu Yunwen: Three years after he ascended the throne, he was successfully rebelled by Zhu Di. Simulating Zhu Di... This was okay, but Lao Zhu didn't wait long before he was so angry that he wanted to kill someone. Overseas students, sect emperors, carpenter emperors, brothel emperors, what kind of nonsense are these? Is there no successor to our Ming Dynasty? Lao Zhu was about to cry, so he could only point the simulator at the salted fish prince Zhu Zhen, who had no hope at all, and was stunned. I can still read the flintlock gun, which looks a bit like a musket, but what on earth are trains, planes, and cruisers? What the hell are aircraft carriers and space carriers? Not to mention the interstellar teleportation, star destroyer cannons, and the diverse Ming Empire... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.