Ming Dynasty: Accompanying the Dragon, I Rewrite the Fate of Premature Death

When Zhu Zhanhe opened his eyes, he became the eldest son of Han King Zhu Gaoxu who should have died young. What's even more outrageous is that after falling asleep, he could transform into a crocodile and travel around the world with Zheng He's fleet. Now this crocodile has grown to more than ten meters long, and its bite force can tear the warship to pieces. During the Yongle Dynasty, Zhu Zhanhe was sixteen years old and 1.9 Meters tall. He went into battle with a heavy-armored sword and cut off sixteen heads. He was assassinated on the way back to Beijing. Others were panicked, but he calmly asked his father for a fiefdom in exchange for a sea map. Zhu Gaoxu refused to agree: "Going to sea to find immortals? No!" Zhu Zhanhe rolled his eyes - I want to find sweet potatoes and that big crocodile! Master Zhang Zhengheng saw that he was full of dragon energy and trembled with fear. Zhu Zhanhe held the peach tree in his hand and said lightly: "If you go along the way, you are a mortal, but if you go against the grain, you may not be able to become an immortal. My destiny is up to me and not up to God." Princess Wei was anxious that her son should get a wife when he was sixteen. The King of Han slapped the table and was ecstatic: "I want my eldest grandson to be born earlier than my eldest brother's family!" But Zhu Zhanhe just wanted to lead his troops to sea and bring back the Dragon King. When the early death in the history books was rewritten, the world of Yongle Dynasty should change. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.