Reincarnated for 15 lives, just to collect 30 billion to return home safely! Jian Chuan's ultimate goal is simple: to lie down peacefully on death row during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, wait for the queen to be executed, and "get off work" honorably.
However, God did not fulfill his wish.
The stupid young man in prison who brought him good wine and meat every day and listened to his bragging about the mountains was actually the future Yongle Emperor - Zhu Di! And when he was pointing out the country and predicting the future crisis of the Ming Dynasty, there were actually two "top listeners" standing outside the cell - Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang and Prince Zhu Biao!
Zhu Yuanzhang: "This son's talent is better than an army of 100,000! We must find him!"
Zhu Di: "Sir, don't die, come with me! I'll protect your glory and wealth!"
Jian Chuan: "Please, let me die! My 30 billion... Is just one last blow away!"
On one side is the billions of wealth at your fingertips, on the other side is the sincere "Please don't die" from the emperor and his son. The protagonist who least wants to live in history is forced to embark on a journey to save the Ming Dynasty and transform the royal family!
Reader comments
It was very good, I finished reading it overnight. It's the best among the historical novels I've read. Lao Zhu, Zhu Biao, and Zhu Di are all a little weakened in order to portray the protagonist. But the author has a good grasp of it, and it is not as overly weakened as in other novels. Under the guarantee of the male protagonist's halo, the authority that the emperor should have is still there. This book is like what is said in a paragraph in the commentary, this is the Ming Dynasty version of One Thousand and One Nights, which is very interesting. Give praise[cool]
It's very interesting to watch. The same old death wish seems a bit nonsensical. This one has a bit of depth. It's okay so far. I just don't know how to set it up later. It would be boring if it also angered Lao Zhu and asked for death!
Just for the male protagonist in Chapter 16 who asked Zhu Di to help him fulfill his wish after becoming a general, this book is worth five stars!
The writing is very interesting and the principles are quite practical, which is not common in Tomato Shuang articles. It is that this book seems to be giving a lecture and keeps explaining the principles.
Why do I feel like I have read a book like this?
If you change your vest, I won't recognize you? I'm a lot more cautious, and if I don't go up or down, I'll try to go deeper, and it will be better.
It's beautiful, I really want to watch it
Good books, good books, good books, good books, highly recommended, highly recommended
Both the writing style and the plot concept are rare good articles for Tomato.
Hey hey hey hey hey hey
Not bad so far Very good
Immortal product, good book, full of expectations
I can understand the words, but the meaning is less than 10% clear.
Why has it suddenly changed? I want to listen to lectures. I feel that they are very inspiring for life.
It's good-looking, much better than those cookie-cutter death-seeking articles. Come on, author, please update quickly.
So far, it seems that the writing in the Ming Dynasty genre is still very good. The author continues to [like][like][like]
It was very good, I finished reading it overnight. It's the best among the historical novels I've read. Lao Zhu, Zhu Biao, and Zhu Di are all a little weakened in order to portray the protagonist. But the author has a good grasp of it, and it is not as overly weakened as in other novels. Under the guarantee of the male protagonist's halo, the authority that the emperor should have is still there. This book is like what is said in a paragraph in the commentary, this is the Ming Dynasty version of One Thousand and One Nights, which is very interesting. Give praise[cool]
It's very interesting to watch. The same old death wish seems a bit nonsensical. This one has a bit of depth. It's okay so far. I just don't know how to set it up later. It would be boring if it also angered Lao Zhu and asked for death!
Just for the male protagonist in Chapter 16 who asked Zhu Di to help him fulfill his wish after becoming a general, this book is worth five stars!
The writing is very interesting and the principles are quite practical, which is not common in Tomato Shuang articles. It is that this book seems to be giving a lecture and keeps explaining the principles.
Why do I feel like I have read a book like this?
If you change your vest, I won't recognize you? I'm a lot more cautious, and if I don't go up or down, I'll try to go deeper, and it will be better.
It's beautiful, I really want to watch it
Good books, good books, good books, good books, highly recommended, highly recommended
Both the writing style and the plot concept are rare good articles for Tomato.
Hey hey hey hey hey hey
Not bad so far Very good
Immortal product, good book, full of expectations
I can understand the words, but the meaning is less than 10% clear.
Why has it suddenly changed? I want to listen to lectures. I feel that they are very inspiring for life.
It's good-looking, much better than those cookie-cutter death-seeking articles. Come on, author, please update quickly.
So far, it seems that the writing in the Ming Dynasty genre is still very good. The author continues to [like][like][like]