I Asked You to Write About Striving, and You Wrote About the Great Ming Taizu?

A dream spanning a thousand ages.

In a flash, Jiang Nan suddenly realizes he has transmigrated to a parallel world.

He is standing at the fantastical screenplay-writing competition.

When the production team announces the theme: Struggle.

While the other contestants rack their brains over how to get started,

while they still decide to copy the tired old plots of Hollywood blockbusters,

Jiang Nan takes a different approach. After pondering deeply, he decides to show the audience what true struggle looks like!

A man of humble beginnings, orphaned young, widowed in middle age, and bereaved of his son in old age: the Hongwu Emperor, Zhu Yuanzhang!

You're the one! A figure too incredible for even a novel to invent!

At first, the audience thinks this is a story about a beggar who struggles to become a wealthy man, rich enough to help the whole world.

Gradually, they realize something is off.

"Build high walls, stockpile grain, and take the throne slowly."

"Drive out the Tartars, restore China, establish laws and institutions, and save the people."

"I was just a commoner from Huaiyou. What does the world mean to me?"

At last, the audience watches the protagonist Jiang Nan has created,

achieve an immortal legacy through the ages, starting out as a beggar.

Everyone is stunned!

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