Great Ming: Comparing the Imperial Grandsons Leaves Old Zhu Green with Envy

In a parallel world, a comparison sky screen appears.

Zhu Yuanzhang watches the sky screen show Zhu Xiongying, a peerless emperor whose achievements surpass his own and whose name will be sung through the ages. Then he looks at the Zhu Xiongying in front of him, who has only just learned to tell shit from candy. He really wishes the sky screen would swap them.

Li Shanchang stares at the sky screen in shock. Wait, I haven't even done anything yet. How did I become Sima Yi?

Liu Bowen sees himself on the sky screen hailed as the wisest man of all time. He looks down at the thin gruel in front of him, which clearly reflects his gaunt face, and finally lowers his head in resignation.

Xu Da watches himself on the sky screen, strong and healthy, receiving the title of Fenglang Juxu. His spirits soar once more, but in the next moment he has no choice but to lift that bowl of thick medicine and lie back on his sickbed, unwillingly.

The ever-expanding map of the Ming ultimately shines in glory, covering the entire world. The sun and moon never set: that is the Ming.

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