Transmigrated to the Yongle Era as Prince Jing: Sign In for Provisions and Secure the Four Quarters

A modern office worker and history buff transmigrates to the early years of the Yongle reign and becomes Zhu Di's seventh son, Zhu Zhanji, a seven-year-old prince titled Prince Jing. He had planned to lie flat, enjoying the perks of being a prince and spending his days eating, drinking, and having fun, but unexpectedly activates the Sign-In System for the Realm. Daily sign-ins grant lavish rewards, including top-tier factions, military-industrial black technology, classics on governance, secret martial arts guards, and advanced crop seeds. Prince Han Zhu Gaoxu covets the throne, repeatedly frames the Crown Prince Zhu Gaochi, and secretly bullies the younger princes. At Zhu Zhanji's first audience at court, Zhu Gaoxu publicly humiliates him. Relying on the covert guards and improved firearms he obtained through the System's sign-ins, Zhu Zhanji exposes evidence that Zhu Gaoxu has secretly raised troops and stockpiled weapons, openly standing up to the overbearing Prince Han. From then on, he pretends to be a carefree playboy with no interest in politics, while secretly introducing new crops, improving grain transport, modernizing the military industry, and rooting out corruption at court. He checks Zhu Gaoxu's power, resolves the rift between the Crown Prince and Zhu Di, quells unrest among the southwestern chieftains, and opens overseas trade routes through ocean voyages. Step by step, he takes control of military and political power, safeguards the foundations of the Ren and Xuan golden age, and ultimately builds a prosperous Ming empire spanning all nations, far greater than its historical counterpart.

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