The Diary of Prince Su Zhu Yang

Name: The Diary of Prince Su Zhu Yang
Author: Brother Huyang

肃王朱楧日记

by Brother Huyang (胡杨哥)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 172k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical & Ancient
Updated: 10mo ago
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Also known as The Prince of Su Builds Up and Grows Strong in the Early Ming Dynasty! and How Su Lian Was Built In an alternate timeline, it is 1393, the twenty-sixth year of the Hongwu era under the Ming dynasty. Zhu Yang, newly appointed Prince of Su and assigned to take up his post in Ganzhou, first settles in Pingliang Prefecture because his princely residence in Ganzhou is unfinished and not all three of his personal guard units have arrived. Just then, the fabric of time and space is thrown into turmoil, and by a twist of fate, a Ming-history enthusiast from our world becomes the Prince of Su in this timeline. And so the game begins. P.S. A slow-burn farming story. Dear readers, please add this to your collection and share it around. It means a lot to Xiao Hu. Thank you, everyone!

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