Great Ming: Do Your Family Even Know You’re This Awesome?

Zhu Yuanzhang had a strange dream. In it, a screen appeared before him. The screen showed short videos of people from later generations rating the ancients.

A question to slow the boys down: Who was the best fighter in the Ming Dynasty? The Ming's God of War, Prince Han Zhu Li, a one-man army and the nomads' worst nightmare! One rider against a thousand! The bravest of the three armies! The ultimate male fantasy. A real man should be just like him!

A trending video: The pride of the Ming, its military backbone, and a national hero. Why did a legendary prince like this meet such a tragic end in his later years? Hated by his own father, disliked by his brothers, imprisoned by the Jianwen Emperor, and never given important responsibilities by the Yongle Emperor. In the end, he turned the tide at the Battle of Tumu Fortress in his old age, only to die fighting on the city wall.

The Ming's God of War, Zhu Qizhen...

When Zhu Yuanzhang saw this lump of vermin, Zhu Qizhen, he was completely dumbfounded.

My name is Zhu Li. I transmigrated as the Ming Dynasty's ninth prince, and for some reason, the old man has been looking at me strangely lately.

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