Daming: the Literary Giant Starts, I Teach Lao Zhu to Be the Emperor

Traveling through the Hongwu period of the early Ming Dynasty, Zhang Xuan became the proprietor of a small bookstore. Being an official is afraid of being skinned, but being a military general will soon lead to a case of blue jade. After much deliberation, it is safer to be a literary giant. It's so hard to write it yourself. Let's just copy books. Start with the series Shooting the Condor, then the Condor Eternal Trilogy, and then the cultivation novels. While becoming a literary giant, he also founded the newspaper industry. Because of his unique approach, Zhang Xuan made a lot of money every day and became a great Ming Dynasty god. In the end, Lao Zhu had to learn how to govern the country from newspapers. Zhu Biao and other princes no longer studied the classics, but studied the editor's notes written by Zhang Xuan every day. It was not until many years later that Zhang Xuan looked back and was shocked to realize that the Ming Dynasty was changing as he wrote. The entire Ming Dynasty had changed its old appearance for a new one and had changed the world! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.