He transmigrates to the Ming dynasty and becomes Zhu Biao, the crown prince doomed to die young!
Not long after Zhu Biao is named crown prince, Old Zhu personally arranges his marriage. His bride is none other than Xu Miaoyun, a female scholar.
Zhu Yuanzhang: “With a son like this, why should I envy Sun Jian?”
Zhu Shuang: “My elder brother has both courage and cunning. He deserves to be named supreme commander.”
Xu Da: “Your Highness, no, my worthy son-in-law. You’ve dealt with the Northern Yuan. Are my hundreds of thousands of troops just supposed to cheer you on?”
Xu Miaoyun: “I don’t care. I’ll marry no one but His Highness the Crown Prince.”
The mark can finally be cheated No matter which emperor in ancient times, he could become an emperor as long as he could do the following: first, take back all land to the state, implement the land grant system, prohibit buying and selling, and prevent land annexation; second, open up the mind, abolish the exclusive respect for Confucianism, and implement the contention of a hundred schools of thought; third, encourage scientific research. Technological inventions and innovations, four, encourage business development, five, conduct new learning, six, develop medical institutions to counties and towns, seven, nationalize all minerals, open factories, eight, foreign exchange, expand the currency of the dynasty to other countries, realize currency invasion, cultural invasion
A late emperor came out of nowhere. What does it mean? Was Zhu Yuanzhang the founding emperor? I feel like your writing is a bit messy. @
It's very well written, so please go to the author.