Zhu Biao Is Reborn and Rewrites the History of Great Ming

In the twenty-fifth year of the Hongwu reign, Zhu Biao died young. But his soul, held back from reincarnation by an unfulfilled obsession, wandered across the land of China. He lived through the major turning points of history, from the Ming-Qing transition and foreign invasions to the Xinhai Revolution, the War of Resistance against Japan, and the founding of New China, witnessing the country's sweeping transformations and the tenacious rise of its people.

Zhu Biao was reborn before his illness took his life. Armed with six hundred years of historical experience, it was as if he had gained a golden finger. In his eyes, the Ming dynasty of the Hongwu era now held new possibilities. This kind and generous reborn Crown Prince first focused on restoring his health. He would deal with the vassal princes with ease. Then he would enact reforms, fulfill Zhu Yuanzhang's high hopes, and lead the Ming dynasty to prosperity alongside Zhu Di and the rest of his family, rewriting its fate.