Ming Dynasty: the Japanese Were Slaughtered, and Zhu Di Begged Me to Come Out!

Zhu Chen traveled through the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty and became the eldest grandson of the emperor living among the people. He was bound to the god-level sign-in system. I originally wanted to be a wealthy and idle man by the Qinhuai River, but I didn't know that a general who called himself "Old Man Ma" visited frequently. Seeing the internal and external troubles of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Chen pointed at him casually: "Old man, this is called sweet potato, and the yield per acre is thousands of catties. Use it for disaster relief!" "What's the big deal about a mere tile? I'm sending you these red cannons to blast him!" "Japanese clown? Give me three thousand dragoons and I will destroy it!" From a whip to global colonization, the "garbage" thrown out by Zhu Chen has become the foundation of the Ming Dynasty's prosperity. The king of Han insisted on making him a sworn sworn brother, so the prince cried and begged him for advice. Until one day, when the army returned victoriously, Zhu Di, wearing a dragon robe and holding the imperial seal in his hand, came to Tingyuxuan: "My dear grandson, stop pretending! I am the Yongle Emperor, please ascend the throne!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.