I'm Zhu Hongyuan, a researcher of Ming history. After staying up all night, I came across the eight characters, "An emperor's birth is ordained by Heaven." A flash of bright light later, I opened my eyes and found myself transmigrated into Zhu Di, Prince of Yan, on the eve of his wedding in the ninth year of Hongwu. On the wedding night, he made love to Xu Miaoyun five times. Beautiful young women like Liu Erniang, Gu Qingniang, and Zhou Jinniang soon surrendered themselves to my embrace.
Other princes have to tread carefully at every turn. Armed with my knowledge of history, I make the Ming dynasty my own domain.
I seek out a master in the martial world, and my senior sister becomes my bodyguard. I establish the Nine Dragons Escort Agency.
As soon as I arrive in Beiping, I bring the martial world's various factions under my command and pave the way to the throne.
The martial world and the trade routes are all in my grasp.
Zhu Yunwen tries to strip the fiefs. I feign madness to dodge the blow, then launch the Jingnan Campaign and crush an army of five hundred thousand.
I persuade Li Jinglong to switch sides, march straight on Nanjing, ascend the throne, and begin the Yongle era.
I compile the Great Canon, open the sea routes, pacify Annam, campaign beyond the northern frontier, move the capital to Beijing, and usher in the Yongle Golden Age.
From the Ming court to the northern steppes, from the bustling streets and martial world to the imperial throne, I conquer every challenge with ease.
Only when I fall at Yumuchuan is the truth finally revealed: my transmigration was ordained by Heaven all along.
From the beginning of the chapter to the end of the book, the author just adds a little bit of nonsense and then rewrites the history. The whole plot has no outstanding highlights. It is the same as reading official history. If you are short on books, you can read it as official history, but there is not much difference!
It's pretty good, come on, come on ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 😘 😘 😘 😘 😘 😘
Xu Da calls Lao Zhu his father?
Eye-catching
The speed was so fast that I was left speechless by Zhu Di's "Big Carrot".