Daming: Stop Calling Me Prisoner of the Country

He traveled through time and became Zhu Zhanzhen, the fifth son of Renzong of the Ming Dynasty. He supervised the country three times and passed the throne without sitting down. Wala Ye first looked at the mighty Ming army and wailed: "Why does the Ming army have tanks?" Columbus looked at the destroyers parked in North America and fell into thought. During the Hundred Years' War, Britain and France saw the Ming army holding rifles without saying a word. A certain car mechanic lamented: "Don't call me prisoner anymore, I just want to be a happy prince." Returning to its peak, the Ming Dynasty launched the industrial revolution, and set sail as steam rose. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.