[Knowledge Graph + Blueprint-Based Progression + Industrial Revolution + Global Conquest]
Modern-day office worker Zhu Chen transmigrates into the Hongwu era as a poor scholar whose parents are dead and whose bookstore is on the verge of bankruptcy. His home is bare, he is starving and freezing, and he is about to die of hunger.
Fortunately, a [Cosmic Knowledge Graph] suddenly activates in his mind. Double-entry bookkeeping? He draws up a blueprint and sends it straight to the Ministry of Revenue! New farming tools? He drafts precise plans and tests them in the fields!
When a clerk at the Ministry of Revenue tosses his plans onto the scrap-paper pile, scoffing, "You think this chicken-scratch will earn you credit?"
He has no idea that the Censorate has secretly submitted this "scrap paper" to the emperor.
Inside the Palace of Reverent Caution, Zhu Yuanzhang points at the clear accounts drawn in charcoal on the ground, his gaze sharp as a torch. "Explain these figures."
Zhu Chen cups his hands. "Give me three days."
From then on, the Ming Dynasty takes a dramatic turn.
The civil officials who passed the imperial examinations sneer, "Clever contraptions are no path for a gentleman!"
He presents plans for a plow that boosts yields by twenty percent, earning the empress's personal commendation and the people's praise.
Crown Prince Zhu Biao humbly seeks his instruction, greeting him as a teacher; Chancellor Hu Weiyong watches from the shadows, murder in his heart.
Then, one night, Zhu Yuanzhang dismisses his attendants and summons him secretly to the palace's inner chambers.
"Sir, give me one reason I must put you to use."
Zhu Chen says nothing. He takes a charcoal pencil and lightly sketches the outlines of the Cape of Good Hope and Magellan on the edge of his map, The Ming Empire's Unified Lands.
"Your Majesty, the true realm and its enemies lie beyond these ten thousand miles of surging waves."
Zhu Yuanzhang stares at the vast world he had never imagined, then rises abruptly, his voice trembling:
"All the lands touched by the sun and moon... Can we draw them all within the borders of our Ming Empire?"
It looks good. There is no messy official fight and suppression at the moment. I just hugged my hard thigh and started farming and exploring technology.
It smells like AI. I have tried to use AI to write articles before.
The smell is so strong that I can't stand it anymore
A very good historical novel, but there are currently no ratings! And there don't seem to be many readers. I think only those who really love reading novels can appreciate the beauty of this book. I hope the author will not stop updating.
The writing is true, even if it is not true to historical facts, it still looks good😄
I really like this kind of narrative rhythm, without any sloppiness!
Anyway, I'm looking at the top, should I attack Japan later? [Thinking]
This book can be given 4 stars. It is well written, warm and humane, and basically positive. You can look forward to it.
A good book, worth recommending. I hope it won't be an AR text in the future
The further back you look, the more interesting it becomes.
It looks good. There is no messy official fight and suppression at the moment. I just hugged my hard thigh and started farming and exploring technology.
It smells like AI. I have tried to use AI to write articles before. The smell is so strong that I can't stand it anymore
A very good historical novel, but there are currently no ratings! And there don't seem to be many readers. I think only those who really love reading novels can appreciate the beauty of this book. I hope the author will not stop updating.
The writing is true, even if it is not true to historical facts, it still looks good😄
I really like this kind of narrative rhythm, without any sloppiness!
Anyway, I'm looking at the top, should I attack Japan later? [Thinking]
This book can be given 4 stars. It is well written, warm and humane, and basically positive. You can look forward to it.
A good book, worth recommending. I hope it won't be an AR text in the future
The further back you look, the more interesting it becomes.
Come on, it's good so far