From the start, he transmigrates as Zhu Zi. When he opens his eyes, he sees Xu Dajin beside him in bed.
Zhu Yuanzhang is shocked, and the God of War Xu Da is furious, determined to punish Zhu Zi severely. To prove his innocence, Zhu Zi decides not to go to his fief just yet. Instead, he'll make a name for himself in the capital and turn the place upside down.
So Zhu Zi lets loose, writing military treatises and opening chain stores to make money like crazy, while building even more powerful fire lances, cannons, and thunder bombs.
Japanese pirates invade? He kills more than a hundred thousand of them and boosts his fame.
Then he wipes out the Tatars, pacifies the Oirats, and eliminates the western warlords...
When peace reigns across the land, Zhu Yuanzhang sees how dramatically the Ming dynasty has changed and realizes it is time for him to retire.
Zhu Yuanzhang: "Zi'er, how about I let you succeed me?"
Zhu Zi: "No way! Being an emperor is backbreaking work. Let Big Brother do it!"
The writing is too nonsense
There are three wives at once? Let you eat it?
It's not about fighting for hegemony, so how can you sell dog meat on a sheep's head?
It's all chaos in the back. .
The characters are vivid and the structure is clear
The character creation is quite different [laughs awkwardly]
The ending is a bit too fast
My child is so good