Great Ming: Nine-Turn Arcane Arts, Zhu Yuanzhang Is Losing It

Zhu Wu transmigrates to the end of the Yuan dynasty and becomes Zhu Yuanzhang’s second legitimate son, the twin brother of Crown Prince Zhu Biao.

His father is decisive and ruthless, while his elder brother is gentle and refined.

Zhu Wu alone is cool and detached, regarding imperial power as so much floating cloud. He spends his days in seclusion, working out a martial art called the Nine-Turn Mysterious Art, a form of “hard qigong.”

His father despairs that Zhu Wu will never amount to anything, lamenting, “I’ve completely ruined my second son!”

Then the Battle of Lake Poyang breaks out.

Chen Youliang’s 600,000 troops surround the city, their enormous ships blotting out the sky. The Ming dynasty is on the brink of ruin!

On the battlefield, a figure clad in white strides across the waves!

With the first turn, his flesh becomes bronze and his bones become iron. Blessed with the strength of a dragon and tiger, he tears a hundred-zhang warship apart with his bare hands!

With the second turn, he forges indestructible sinews and bones. Even severed limbs regenerate as vital energy, and he cuts through 100,000 naval troops all by himself!

When the aloof Second Prince turns around, his snow-white hair gleaming as he gazes down upon all creation like a demon god, the entire army falls silent.

His father’s hands tremble, and his voice shakes: “Second Son, you call this hard qigong? You’ve clearly become an immortal!”