In the twenty-fifth year of the Hongwu reign of the Great Ming, Zhu Yuntong starts by bathing the Eastern Palace in blood, then arrives at the Hall of Supreme Harmony carrying Zhu Yunwen's head.
The assembled officials are stunned, and Zhu Yuanzhang flies into a rage.
At the critical moment, Zhu Yuntong activates the Random Resurrection System.
First, he brings back his mother, Crown Princess Consort Chang, and saves his own life.
Then he resurrects Empress Ma Xiuying and persuades her to lead the Huai-Xi military nobles in a rebellion.
Empress Ma Xiuying ascends the throne, and Zhu Yuntong is named Crown Prince.
Just as he begins his cheat-fueled life, cutting down all who stand in his way, his father, Zhu Biao, comes back to life too.
Worse still, his elder brother, Zhu Xiongying, is resurrected as well.
What should he do? Should he give up the position of heir, or hold on to it?
It's much more enjoyable than those who took dozens or hundreds of chapters to deal with Zhu Yunwen.
In the first chapter, Zhu Yunwen is killed. The plot is exciting and the writing is smooth. In more than ten chapters, Queen Ma ascends the throne and proclaims herself emperor. The plot is not laggy. What a great book!
It's really well written, and the author's portraits are good. Super pretty, very pretty.
Not bad hahahahahahahaha
Refreshing, although it is not history, it is also an appetizer for life
Well written! The plot is very exciting from the beginning, I hope it won't collapse later.