I Reincarnated as Zhu Xiongying, the Ming Emperor’s Grandson: Everyone Hears My Thoughts

[Hilarious History + Mind Reading to Save the Nation + Grandfather-Grandson Double Act]

996 wage slave Zhu Zichen transmigrates into Zhu Ying, an eight-year-old prince who died young, and is bound to the Anti-Historical Revision System.

The good news: Every time he complains about a historical plot hole, he gains three more days of life.

The bad news: His whole family can hear his inner monologue!

**When the Hongwu Emperor Gains the Ability to Read Minds, **

As Zhu Yuanzhang reviews memorials, he suddenly hears a furious little voice:

“Crown Prince Dad’s not drinking a tonic, he’s drinking arsenic! Lady Lü is slowly murdering him!”

“The Lan Yu case is like cutting off your own hands and feet! Fourth Uncle needs that SSR general card to launch his Jingnan Campaign!”

“Moving the capital to Beiping to defend against the Oirats? Are you trying to exploit the Tumu Crisis bug?”

From then on, the Ming court’s style takes a sudden turn:

- Zhu Biao tosses aside The Analects and studies Forensic Toxicology

- Empress Ma leads the Embroidered Uniform Guard in a raid on the Imperial Medical Academy to develop penicillin

- Zhu Di secretly keeps a little notebook, furiously jotting down Fourth Uncle’s Crash Course in Becoming an Emperor

**Twenty years later, **

As Zheng He’s fleet sweeps across the Pacific with steam engines, Xu Miaoyun crushes Mongol cavalry with trigonometry, and Zhu Yunwen becomes the Ming dynasty’s top science fanatic...

Zhu Ying is pinned to the dragon throne by Zhu Yuanzhang:

“Quit bawling! The way you complain that the Ministry of Revenue is broke is exactly how you acted when we were begging for food!”

[Reader’s Guide]

◆ The fantastical everyday business of governing a nation, with a short-tempered grandpa and a sharp-tongued grandson

◆ Lan Yu becomes a great navigator, while Fang Xiaoru dances with lasers to make his case

◆ Steam engines and hot pot coexist, and roast duck is delivered by express courier over four hundred miles