Ruling the Feudal Lords, Zhu Yuanzhang Crowns Me Emperor

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He transmigrates right into the Crown Prince’s investiture ceremony and receives the first Crown Prince faction in history, personally forged by Emperor Taizu Gao.

See how Zhu Biao avoids his destined death, saves Empress Ma and his legitimate son Zhu Xiongying, unites the meritorious nobles, civil officials, military generals, and regional princes, and builds a Great Ming empire on which the sun never sets.

He draws on the achievements of the second generation and wields a three-foot sword in the name of righteousness, becoming king of all under heaven.

The Korean Yi dynasty and Japan’s Toyotomi and Tokugawa clans hang their heads before the Great Ming palace.

He sweeps the Jurchen from their lands, and the Three Guards of Uriankhai submit their territory.

He leads an army to conquer nations, capturing the false Yuan emperor in the north and bringing him before the throne.