In the thirty-fifth year of Wanli, on the day Zhu Youjian was born, three mysterious voices quietly awakened in his mind.
> [ChatGPT]: I will assist you in governing the country and safeguarding it, and facing the eternal doubts.
[DeepSeek]: Data from all North Korea has been accessed, and the simulation of the Machiavellian game is ready.
[Beanbao]: I am in charge of speech and personality, and I will ensure that you are the most talkative in the audience!
From the moment he opened his eyes as a baby, Zhu Youjian knew that he was destined to be different from the decadent Ming Dynasty!
The war in Liaodong is still raging outside, and the Donglin Party is raging inside; the father is weak, the emperor's heart is unpredictable, and the eunuchs, nobles, favored concubines, and clan relatives all have their own agendas... And he grows up step by step in this murderous palace. With the help of three "think tanks in his brain", he embarks on an unprecedented comeback in the late Ming Dynasty!
The turmoil in the court, the ups and downs of the officialdom, the game of power, the plot within the plot, the plot within the plot!
He will personally break Zhu Ming's fate of running out of energy!
What he has to do is not just survive, but -
Let the Ming Dynasty not perish!
Reader comments
Wow, this is the funniest book I've ever read by Zhu Youjian. The setting of "Three Wisdoms" is novel and imaginative, and the opening chapter is particularly funny. The early stage is a bit of a fun story, and the protagonist, a prodigy, is very enjoyable to watch. It is not a serious historical subject, so it looks good as a decompression story. However, the author also has his own unique insights into literature, history, and human nature. It can be seen that he has a certain writing skills, and he writes Zhu Changluo's complicated heart vividly. I feel itchy if I don't read it for a day. I hope the author will continue to update!
Wow, this is the funniest book I've ever read by Zhu Youjian. The setting of "Three Wisdoms" is novel and imaginative, and the opening chapter is particularly funny. The early stage is a bit of a fun story, and the protagonist, a prodigy, is very enjoyable to watch. It is not a serious historical subject, so it looks good as a decompression story. However, the author also has his own unique insights into literature, history, and human nature. It can be seen that he has a certain writing skills, and he writes Zhu Changluo's complicated heart vividly. I feel itchy if I don't read it for a day. I hope the author will continue to update!