After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty as the fourth prince, Zhu Di, he activated the Dual-Travel Instance System from the start. Clearing instances earned him generous rewards.
[Ding! The Tumu Fortress instance is now available. Main quests: Suppress the rebels, defeat the Oirats, beat up the Great Ming's God of War, and rebuild the Ming Dynasty!]
Zhu Di made a startling decision: he submitted the instance to Old Zhu, binding it to the fate of the Ming Dynasty so that they would rise and fall together!
When Old Zhu saw Zhu Qizhen's outrageous antics, he flew into a rage. “Is this still my Ming Dynasty? How could I have descendants like this? How could the Ming Dynasty have an emperor like him? Bring that bastard here!”
He immediately sent Zhu Di to drive out the northern invaders, crush the Oirats, lighten taxes and labor, punish corrupt officials, and restore people's livelihoods!
Before Zhu Yuanzhang could even enjoy the news, he saw Jianwen Emperor in the second instance massacring his twelfth son. His rage only grew...
Hurry up and write about Yongle. Yongle can be said to be the most powerful dynasty of the Ming Dynasty. Together with the supplies of the four dynasties of Hongwu, Jianwen and Zhengtong, Hongwu the Great plus Yongle the Great, young Zhu Di plus Zheng He first brought potatoes and corn back and then colonized the whole world. I am the Empire of Tomorrow Never Sets.
I have read a similar book, but the protagonist is Zhu Zhanji
It's still possible. In fact, I personally think Zhu Di still needs to make plans for his future, and there is no need to mess with both civil and military affairs. (Personally, I prefer reading Zhu Di Shuang's articles) 😳
Not bad can be very good