Great Ming: My Lazy Imperial Grandson Is Actually a God of War

Datong is under urgent attack in the dead of night, and Zhu Yunwen is in a rush to send the vassal princes' troops. Zhu Yuanzhang scolds him for having no brains.

But the third imperial grandson, Zhu Yuntong, calmly pulls an intelligence archive from his sleeve: Yang Yuan is good at holding the line, Hedong has had a bumper harvest, the canal will open to shipping this month... His conclusion that there is no need to rescue Datong leaves the entire court speechless.

Zhu Yuanzhang makes his decision on the spot: "Yuntong's understanding is sharper than the Ministry of War's!"

Watching his younger brother transform from an "invisible nobody" into the one calling the shots, Zhu Yunwen turns red-eyed with jealousy. Does this imperial grandson's sleeve really contain a "Ming Dynasty database"?

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