Back in Great Ming as a Prince

Name: Back in Great Ming as a Prince
Author: Fei Fei Fei Yue

回到大明做皇子

by Fei Fei Fei Yue (丶绯绯绯月)

Status: Completed
Length: 184k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical High-Concept
Updated: 2y ago
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My name is Zhu Ming. I’m a modern man. A history student in the Chinese Department at a top university. Also a member of Bilibili’s Transmigrator Alliance, with a passion for traditional manufacturing and research. But now everything is different. I’m in the Yongle era. And I’m the fourth son of the Yongle Emperor, the founding emperor Chengzu. I’m panicking. I might never get back. When I joined the Transmigrator Alliance, nobody said the perks would be like this! Well, I’m here now. I should at least leave something behind for this era, right? What if I make it into the history books? Who can really say? Right? Then let the ancients get a taste of the shock of modern technology.

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