Great Ming: I’m Invincible, Yet Forced to Build Infrastructure in the Ming Dynasty

Invincible protagonist + alternate history + System + correcting historical regrets + comedy

After a useless System tricked him, Zhu Yingxiong spent ten years laying low in a Taoist temple, terrified every day that some mighty immortal cultivator would slap him to death. Only after kicking a Brocade Guard flying did he realize this was actually a low-martial-arts Ming Dynasty! Before running off, the System pulled one last trick on him: You may be the missing eldest imperial grandson.

Things got even more ridiculous after he bound himself to a national destiny System. Saving the crown prince earned him a hundred thousand points, eating hotpot got him five, and introducing potatoes made him rich overnight. Zhu Yuanzhang started looking at him more and more like a beloved grandson.

And so the Ming took a sudden turn: the imperial palace filled with the aroma of hotpot, fields reserved for the emperor yielded potatoes by the thousand jin, and the emperor stayed up late reading the latest chapters of Landlord. Zhu Yingxiong used his Nascent Soul cultivation to practice “scientific farming” while redeeming Moutai and cola in the national destiny shop. Life was good.

Until one day, the Hongwu Emperor spoke from his dragon throne in a low, drawn-out voice: “Yingxiong, this empire... when do you think you can take over?” Zhu Yingxiong, who had been sneaking a sip of ice-cold beer, spat it out. “Wait, let me finish that imperial road paved with concrete first!”