Lin Yu, a modern deliveryman, accidentally traveled to Hongwu and became Prince Zhu Biao, who was critically ill in the 25th year. Faced with a countdown to death with only three days left, he used his knowledge from a history major and modern basic scientific knowledge as a "golden finger" to start a road to change his life against the odds. From overthrowing the imperial doctor's "strong medicine plan" to save himself, to using modern medicine, agricultural technology, and military wisdom to innovate the Ming Dynasty, he worked step by step: using snowflake salt to solve the financial crisis, using sweet potatoes and corn to relieve famine difficulties; subduing the arrogant blue jade as a sword, subduing the ambitious Zhu Di as a pioneer, turning the hidden dangers of the vassal king into a sharp blade for overseas colonization. He reformed the civil service, updated firearms, drew a global sea map, and even used the strategy of "rip apart the earth and seal the king overseas" to avoid the war of peace, and finally created an empire that spanned Europe, Asia, and Africa on which the sun never sets. In the process of intertwining power and warmth, and parallel reforms and conquests, he not only crushed the times with his strength, but also reshaped the emperor's way with modern equality thinking and concern for people's livelihood. He transformed from a dying prince into an emperor through the ages, writing a "prosperous era" that surpassed the Qin Emperor and Han Dynasty. The whole process is interspersed with humorous collisions of modern terminology and ancient tactics. The rhythm is tight and the exciting points are intensive, showing an epic journey of outsmarting time and space and counterattacking destiny!
It's pretty. It feels real.