The Scheming Prince: Zhu Yuanzhang Simulates My Life!

Zhu Li transmigrates to the nineteenth year of the Ming Dynasty. Jia Xu, Zhuge Liang, Li Shimin, and other cunning strategists and emperors keep taking control of his body, leading everyone to believe he has a delusional disorder.

In the ninth year of Hongwu, the third northern campaign is about to begin.

Zhu Yuanzhang asks for advice, and Zhu Li's Jia Xu personality awakens, giving Zhu Yuanzhang three brilliant schemes!

First scheme: Reward the officials of the Yuan court and drive a wedge between ruler and ministers.

Second scheme: Enfeoff the Yuan court's princes and drive a wedge between father and sons.

Third scheme: Give the lands occupied by the Yuan court to the surrounding foreign kingdoms and drive a wedge between nations.

The Yuan court is plunged into constant warfare. Its clan is wiped out in five years, and its state is destroyed in ten!

The civil and military officials are horrified. The Prince of Han's schemes are too vicious.

Then Li Shimin's personality awakens.

If you think those schemes are too vicious, I'll offer nine of my own: use vassal states to control other vassal states. With these nine plans to destroy nations, we can eliminate six neighboring vassal states in a year.

Zhu Li's Li Shimin personality lays out each of his plans for destroying nations.

The entire court is terrified. Even Zhu Yuanzhang can't sit still, and hurriedly tries to talk him down. "Prince of Han, calm down. There's no need to destroy six kingdoms in one year..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.