Great Ming: Playing Dirty? I'll Blast You to Bits

Bad news: He has become Zhu Yuanzhang's twelfth son, a short-lived prince who burned himself to death at the age of twenty-eight. Good news: He's only ten years old now, and he has a System that lets him communicate across time. Champagne and beauties? He lives it up even more than the spoiled young masters. Cannons and tanks? He plays with even more advanced toys than the founding generals. Farming and salt-making? He does it even more beautifully than the people of the whole country. With Zhu Bai's efforts alone, he supports the entire Ming dynasty and builds a very different Ming. At home, he throws money at problems. Against the Japanese pirates, he tosses out land mines. His policy is simple: wherever there's trouble, he puts it right. Let's see who can drive His Highness the Prince of Xiang to his death!