Zhu Di's Simulation Is Exposed, Make Me the Sacred Grandson!

Everyone knows that Han Prince Zhu Gaoxu’s sweeping kick turned him into chicken stewed in a copper vat, and all his sons were killed.

Would you panic after transmigrating as his eldest legitimate son, Zhu Zhanhe?

Of course not. I have six personalities.

The First Emperor Ying Zheng teaches me how to govern.

Xiang Yu, the Conqueror, teaches me how to smash things.

Han Xin, the Immortal General, teaches me how to wage war.

Zhuge Kongming teaches me logistics.

Jia Sixie, the Sage of Agriculture, teaches me how to boost agricultural output.

Liu Yong, the Sage of Romance, teaches me how to live off a woman without losing my dignity.

What have I got to fear?

But who could have guessed that I might have a clever plan, while the boss of the Ming dynasty, Zhu Di, had a way to counter it? I awakened six personalities, while Zhu Di awakened a simulator that could simulate the lives of those around him.

Simulating Zhu Gaochi: You ruined my plan to move the capital? The Southern Song ends up clinging to a corner of the realm, and Zhu Gaoxu rebels?

Simulating Zhu Gaoxu: This guy actually succeeded in rebelling? And Zhu Zhanhe was directing the whole thing from behind the scenes?

Simulating Zhu Zhanji: He had a Wala exchange student for a son, became an emperor who begged his way back into the capital, and still had the nerve to seize the throne by force?!

It wasn't until he simulated Zhu Zhanhe that Zhu Di learned what a truly outrageous life looked like.

He succeeds in a rebellion, drives his Mongol compatriots to the Arctic Ocean to fish, develops hybrid rice that yields two thousand jin per mu, writes countless classic poems, and at fifty draws a bow requiring three shi of strength to shoot Esen...