Great Ming: The Mohist Master Craftsman Builds the Mechanized White Tiger

Good news: I've transmigrated to the Great Ming, and my father is Zhu Yuanzhang.

Bad news: This Great Ming seems a little different.

Here, everyone has the opportunity to cultivate a Path of Destiny.

What is a Path of Destiny?

In other words, it's a cultivation path.

At six years old, Zhu Tong became the disciple of the Mohist leader and embarked on the Mohist Path of Non-Aggression.

Sequence 9: Rules Apprentice

Sequence 8: Craftsman

Sequence 7: Non-Aggression Warrior

Sequence 6: Spirit Imbuer

There are two kinds of Paths of Destiny: innate and acquired.

An innate Path of Destiny is bestowed by heaven and earth.

An acquired Path of Destiny is passed down through a tradition, such as the Mohist Path of Non-Aggression, the Confucian Path of Governance, the Daoist Path of Harmony Between Heaven and Humanity, and the Legalist Path of Rules.

Zhu Tong transmigrates as Zhu Yuanzhang's second son, Empress Ma's legitimate son, and Zhu Biao's twin brother. He possesses a Heavenly Craftsman's Blueprint that refreshes with a new equipment crafting method every month, including all kinds of weapons and city defenses far ahead of their time.

And so, this scene unfolds:

The Battle of Lake Poyang.

Chen Youliang stares at the steel fortress before him and the mechanical White Tiger in the sky, falling silent.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.