Ming Dynasty: Emperor Shizong

Name: Ming Dynasty: Emperor Shizong
Author: Zhe Yan

大明明世宗

by Zhe Yan (柘颜)

Status: Completed
Length: 681k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical High-Concept
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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[From the start + Ming Dynasty + historical fanfiction + wild imagination + no transmigration]

What were the regrets of the Ming Dynasty, which lasted 276 years? Was it the Hongwu Emperor, Zhu Yuanzhang, who lost his father and mother in his youth, his wife and grandson in middle age, and his son in his later years? Was it the death of Zhu Biao, history’s widely acclaimed strongest crown prince? Or the early death of Zhu Xiongying, the emperor’s eldest legitimate grandson?

What if Zhu Xiongying had been a twin, with a younger brother by the same father and mother besides Zhu Yuntong?

Zhu Xiongyi (Zhu Yunyi), the twin younger brother of Zhu Xiongying, the Ming Dynasty’s eldest legitimate imperial grandson, the second older brother of Zhu Yuntong, and the second legitimate son of Crown Prince Zhu Biao.

Could the Ming Dynasty’s future take a different course?!!!

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