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Zhu Yuanzhang: I Banned the Seas, and You Built an Empire Where the Sun Never Sets 朱元璋：我禁海，你成海上日不落
In the twenty-third year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered the sea closed. Zhu Bai, the Prince of Xiang, had transmigrated and become Zhu Di’s constant shadow. He immediately petitioned to reopen maritime trade and asked to be enfeoffed in Qiongzhou, boldly declaring that its annual revenue would reach ten thousand taels of gold within a year, and that he would pacify the Japanese pirates within three. Zhu Yuanzhang paid him no mind. That is, until a year later, when ship after ship laden with go
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Great Ming: I’m Zhu Bai. What Could I Possibly Do Wrong? 大明：我朱柏，能有什么坏心思？
He transmigrates as Zhu Bai, Prince of Xiang in the Ming Dynasty, and devotes himself to staying alive. Who would have thought that he would outlast several Ming emperors without so much as a stir? Zhu Yuanzhang admires him: "That child Zhu Bai is clever, just like me!" Zhu Yunwen trusts him: "Twelfth Uncle is the model Ming prince!" Zhu Di relies on him: "Zhu Bai is a good younger brother. He stands with me through thick and thin!" Zhu Gaochi looks up to him: "Prince of Xiang is a pillar of the
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Great Ming: I'm Zhu Di's Grandson, and I'm Just That Awesome 大明：我，朱棣皇孙就是这么拽
He transmigrates as Zhu Di's own grandson, the second son of Crown Prince Zhu Gaochi. As an imperial relative, all he wants is to keep his head down and coast. But someone forces him to take action... Maritime trade? Of course, we're doing it! Diversified taxes? Who knows more about this than me! Go? I'm your ancestor! Fishing? Want me to give you a whale? You come after me? I'll wipe out your entire clan... No! Leave the beauties alone... Conquering the world? It might not be all that difficult
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Great Ming: I Only Want to Keep My Head Down, But You Force Me to Act 大明：我只想苟住，你却逼我出手
After transmigrating into the Ming Dynasty, I was reborn as Zhu Yuanzhang's grandson, Zhu Yuntong. I knew that when serving under the old Zhu, there was only one rule: play it safe! In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Zhu Yunwen presented a book on encouraging agriculture. Zhu Yuntong silently pulled the Complete Book of Agricultural Administration from his sleeve. "You actually wrote a book for spring planting?" "No, I thought this book still wasn't safe enough. What farmer has time to read? So
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