The Imperial Master of the Ming Dynasty Was a Flower Monk

Name: The Imperial Master of the Ming Dynasty Was a Flower Monk
Author: Phoenix Flying in the Sky

大明国师是个花和尚

by Phoenix Flying in the Sky (凤飞于天)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 622k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical High-Concept
Audience: Male
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

The sales director in his previous life traveled to the Ming Dynasty to become a monk and watch how he played the Zhu Dynasty. Internet sales elite Liu Zongmi took the position of sales director after eight years of hard work. That night, I drank too much to celebrate. When I woke up, I turned out to be a sixteen-year-old monk of Tianjie Temple in the Ming Dynasty. The monk's strict rules and regulations made Zongmi miserable, so he could only leave the temple in the name of practicing asceticism. With the help of the system, he became a salty fish in the Ming Dynasty, playing in the market and court, Changing Zhu Yuanzhang's destiny and helping him avoid the tragic fate of losing his wife in middle age and losing his son in his later years. Under the sun and moon, everyone is Ming Dynasty and becomes the national teacher of Ming Dynasty.

Reader comments

Come on, the plot is progressing well and the plot is quite heartwarming [Like]
6 likes2y ago
Not bad, worth a look
3 likes2y ago
Come on, very good book
1 like2y ago
Come on, nice book
1 like2y ago
How is this a novel? This is a model essay! It is recommended that those who are not good at writing can listen and learn from it! Describe one thing for you in a few hundred words!
1 like2y ago
Great writing, very interesting
2y ago
Just listen and that's it.
2y ago

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