My Soul Goes Through the Cowherd Boy, Chongba Helps Me Realize My Dream of Being an Emperor

Zhu Jiuliu, 28 years old, is unemployed, single, and owes three months of rent. The greatest achievement in life is to memorize all Zhu Yuanzhang's cheating operations in "History of the Ming Dynasty". When he woke up, he became Zhu Chongba, the cowherd boy from Fengyang in the late Yuan Dynasty - he started with a bowl, two teammates, and the landlord Liu De even broke his legs. The good news is: the historical script in his head works better than any golden finger. He collected Xu Datanghe in advance, predicted the wind direction of Poyang Lake, and even answered Zhu Sheng's sentence of "build walls high, accumulate grain widely, and become king slowly". From beggar to emperor in 25 years. But on the day he ascended the throne, Zhu Jiuliu looked at the trembling heroes in the court and suddenly smiled - "Don't worry, I won't kill you." What he wants to change is not just his own life. He changed the skinned grass into the Integrity Provident Fund, changed the prime minister system to cabinet voting, and turned Lan Yu from a death row prisoner to the "Pacific Governor". The most tyrannical emperor in history was forcibly transformed into the first reformer of the Ming Dynasty. This is a poor boy's counterattack dream, and it is also a modern soul's gentle counterattack against the fate of a five-hundred-year-old tyrant. "Zhu Zhongba kills people, I, Zhu Jiuliu, only kill KPIs."