Great Ming: From the Start, I Rebel, and Old Zhu Simulates My Future

Zhu Huai transmigrates to the Hongwu era and awakens a sign-in System.

The rewards range from small things like tissues, salt, and household supplies to major ones like steam engines and steelmaking furnace blueprints. He even gets traits such as more children, more blessings and genius-level military command.

He settles on a plan: develop in secret, then seize Guangxi during the Jingnan Campaign, use it as a base, expand into Southeast Asia, and eventually establish a country in the South China Sea.

What he doesn't know is that Zhu Yuanzhang has also awakened a System that can calculate the fate of the realm and simulate the lives of the princes.

Simulate Zhu Yunwen: all kinds of outrageous moves, followed by the Jingnan Campaign.

Simulate Zhu Qizhen: the Great Ming's God of War, a student in Oirat, the emperor who called for the gates to be opened.

Simulate Chongzhen: the story ends with a rope.

Zhu Yuanzhang looks utterly despairing. What is to become of my Great Ming?

At last, the observant Zhu Yuanzhang notices that in every simulation, regardless of who becomes emperor, a power called "Great Xia" appears to seize Guangxi. In some simulations, the emperor cannot defeat it even after mobilizing the entire country.

Zhu Yuanzhang becomes intrigued. As he investigates further, he is astonished to discover that the founding emperor of Great Xia looks awfully familiar.

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