[Ming Dynasty + comedy + turns out the whole realm belongs to me]
Zhu Jin transmigrates to the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty and becomes a street vendor selling candy. Every day, he earns System points from selling candy and exchanges them for rewards, living a quiet life. Then one day, an old man shows up and says Zhu Jin looks just like his grandson.
What kind of joke is that? Zhu Jin has been an orphan since childhood. How could he have a grandfather?
But the old man is strange. He comes to the stall every day to buy candy, and constantly chats with him about matters of state.
He even says he'll arrange for several beauties, each one stunning enough to topple a kingdom, to marry him.
Zhu Jin thinks the fellow is crazy and sends him on his way by casually making him a dragon-shaped candy.
Unexpectedly, one day, over ten thousand Embroidered Uniform Guards surround the snack stall from every direction. The old man steps out of the crowd in a nine-clawed dragon robe, takes Zhu Jin by the hand, and announces to everyone: "This... is my eldest imperial grandson, the heir to the Ming throne and the future Son of Heaven!"
Everyone is dumbfounded. Zhu Jin is dumbfounded too.
He'd been living on tenterhooks every day just to survive, never imagining the whole realm was actually his!
And that old man? He was... Zhu Yuanzhang?!
It's very well written. The strategy is a real strategy, not just a child's play. I look forward to the hero returning to the palace.
It's cool to read this article, but I hope you don't really believe it.
The author, Zhu Yunwen, is the second child. You wrote it wrong. Zhu Yingxiong is the boss. Zhu Yunwen is the second child. Zhu Yunxi is the third child. How could anyone give 5 stars when the writing is so messed up?
The writing is very good, some chapters are very exciting, the author will work hard to update it.
It's a good start, but I'll read on later. I still like this kind of book.
Cool article, keep it up
A bit exaggerated, but really cool