Su Yang, whose paranoia is at its worst, spends his entire ten-billion inheritance building a doomsday fortress that even nuclear bombs can't penetrate.
As soon as the power comes on and he moves in, the entire fortress, foundation and all, transmigrates to the imperial gardens of the Ming Dynasty during the Hongwu era!
Faced with the sudden appearance of a steel behemoth, Zhu Yuanzhang flies into a rage and surrounds it with a hundred thousand Embroidered Uniform Guards and palace guards!
“Fire! Blow that iron turtle to pieces!”
Yet the red cannons can't even crack a single pane of the fortress's bulletproof glass, while its automatic defense System sends the attackers sprawling with high-pressure water and tear gas.
With no other option, the old Zhu can only rage impotently, until Su Yang tosses a lollipop out the window and lures the young imperial grandson Zhu Xiongying, who is drooling nearby, inside...
To be honest, the direction of the story is quite good. I really like the semi-inaction feeling of the protagonist. However, it is obviously an AI novel and there are many plot inconsistencies. If you can ignore it, it is still good.
The most shameful dynasty of the Han people was the Song Dynasty, and the most arrogant royal family was the Ming Dynasty.
The overall idea is very good, thumbs up. There are still some small flaws in the handling of plot details, and it would definitely be better to improve them. Thank you for your hard work. I wish the author can earn more royalties.
Nice article, interesting
I prefer this kind of story that makes up for some historical regrets.
It's fast-paced, not nonsense, it's well-founded, but it feels like it's progressing very quickly
Nice writing, keep up the good work
I am very satisfied with this book