Ming Dynasty: Eight-Year-Old Koi Grandson, Lao Zhu Raved About It

Traveling back in time to the fifteenth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, he became the eight-year-old grandson Zhu Xiongying. He awakened the body of the koi carp and left the palace to travel around the world to earn a steady stream of income. He told Lao Zhu to be a cowherd and experience the suffering of the people. He accidentally uncovered a hidden gang of rebels and seized tens of millions of silver and materials. He took advantage of the situation to eliminate the "Yiyong Bailian Hu Ni's remnants of Japanese pirates", freed the Ming Dynasty's thousands of miles of sea territory, and made huge profits from the sea. Seal a free territory, spend a lot of money to recruit skilled craftsmen from all over the world, and open up the river of modern industrial civilization in the East. Oh my God! How come His Highness Taisun knows everything? Even if he is a cobbler, as long as he follows His Highness Taisun and gets advice, he can immediately accumulate merit and be promoted to a noble rank and shine. … Zhu Di: With the great grandson as commander in chief, it doesn't matter to banish the wolf to Xu. I vow to spread the flag all over the world. Zhu Biao: My son is here, and my father is willing to serve as his assistant. Zhu Yunwen: Brother, won't I be crowned the Japanese King? Lao Zhu praised wildly: My dear grandson, I will thank you for your blessing until tomorrow. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.