Ming Dynasty: Eight-Year-Old Literary Saint, Lao Zhu Forced Me to Succeed to the Throne

A womb traveled through the Hongwu Dynasty of the Ming Dynasty and became the twelfth son of the emperor Zhu Bai. In order to survive, he kept stacking academic BUFFs and accidentally became an eight-year-old literary saint. The awakened memory palace has the ability to reproduce the memory reality of all civilizations in the modern world. Zhu Di: Twelve brother, I will teach you how to ride horses, archery and fight. Zhu Bai: Can you pierce the Yang with a hundred steps? If you do this and this again, won't this be accomplished? Zhu Biao: Twelfth brother, my father said that during the prosperous Ming Dynasty, every cowherd boy in the world had the opportunity to read and write. Zhu Bai: Can you please understand Pinyin and Simplified Chinese characters? What? How to break Confucianism's monopoly on world culture? Literacy classes are organized in charity schools. Women and soldiers who can read more than 300 words will receive a reward of ten taels of silver. Lao Zhu looked at the picture of his sons being brothers and brothers, and saw that the territory of the Ming Dynasty had unknowingly surpassed the Meng Yuan in his lifetime: Lao Twelve, Taizong of the Ming Dynasty, it must be you... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.