Great Ming: A Full-Blown Industrial Revolution? The Old Emperor Couldn't Be Happier

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Zhu Biao died of illness.

Zhu Yuntong transmigrated into this world. To avoid a tragic fate, he began constantly proving himself.

With the System's help, he successfully claimed the position of imperial heir.

Ding... You have obtained spinning machine technology...

Ding... You have obtained cement technology...

Ding... You have obtained blast furnace steelmaking technology...

In just one year, cement roads stretched in every direction, homes stood in neat rows, streets were clean and orderly, and industries sprang up everywhere!

At home, he abolished the gentry's exemption from taxes and grain levies, reinstated the chancellor system, improved the salaries of Ming officials, and developed all kinds of inventions to strengthen the empire.

Abroad, he led northern campaigns against the steppe, fought the Baiyue in the south, wiped out coastal bandits, and personally ushered in the Ming Dynasty's Age of Exploration.

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Heaven has treated me, Zhu Chongba, kindly. In the twilight of my life, I have been blessed with such a grandson."

Zhu Di: "Yuntong, just say the word. Where are we fighting next? Your fourth uncle is ready!"

Zhu Yuntong looked at the imperial robe embroidered with five-clawed golden dragons draped over his shoulders and fell into deep thought!

"I... I... I've suffered so much because of you all!"

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