In the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu, Zhu Pian, a graduate student in mechanical engineering, transmigrates into the body of Zhu Yuanzhang's eighteenth son.
With a ten-thousand-mu pocket realm and a health-preserving cultivation art, he could have taken off running, but he chose to keep a low profile.
Because he knows the Hongwu era is hell mode. The Hu Weiyong case claimed thirty thousand lives, the Lan Yu case slaughtered meritorious officials, Crown Prince Zhu Biao is doomed to die, Zhu Yunwen will strip the princes of their fiefs, and Zhu Di will rebel. Stick your head out, and you're dead.
In the twenty-eighth year of Hongwu, he is enfeoffed in Yunnan. Everyone thinks he's finished.
No one knows that Champa rice, which yields three harvests a year in Southeast Asia, the fertile, unclaimed Mekong Delta, and the Strait of Malacca, a gateway to global trade, are all waiting for him.
While quietly developing agriculture, bringing the local chieftains to heel, and secretly colonizing Southeast Asia, he sends Zhu Yuanzhang a memorial every year pleading poverty: “Imperial Father, your son is about to starve to death!”
Until one day, Zhu Yuanzhang makes a discreet visit to Yunnan.
He sees cities more prosperous than Nanjing, mountains of surplus grain, and enough weapons to equip a hundred thousand troops.
Zhu Yuanzhang takes out the memorial that says “your son is about to starve to death” and falls silent for a long while.
**“Eighteenth Son, you call this poverty?”**
In the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu, an "18th prince" was born who had been practicing in his mother's womb for 12 years. He became a feudal lord at the age of 4 and founded the country at the age of 6, which shocked Lao Zhu. Come on, author, goodbye author.
Ai article, but I feel like the writing is still readable, but the timeline is too messy. It's not bad if I change it, and the rating should be higher.
Good book, fellow Taoists, read it quickly, you can't blind yourself.
It's great, it's rare to see something so good
Going to Yunnan Mujia is the biggest obstacle
Looks like a good time spent
It's okay, there's a little bit of ink in the early stages. I suggest you just start with Chapter 134.
Can cooked rice sprout?
Come on, come on, come on! Write quickly.
This book is really good and worth reading.