The Golden Age of the Ming: I'm Not a Long-Term Servant of the Zhu Family

In his previous life, Lu Qing was a kitchen assistant at a five-star hotel. He went to sleep and woke up as a frail young man, the adopted son of Empress Ma. It was the first year of the Hongwu era, and Xu Da was leading an army north to fight Wang Baobao. From the start, Old Zhu sent him to govern the chaotic province of Henan. Drawing on his past-life experience, Lu Qing provided disaster relief, developed the economy, cultivated farmland, and restored people’s livelihoods. To his surprise, in less than three months, Lu Qing used his golden finger to usher in a flourishing Hongwu era. From then on, the Ming dynasty entered a new age that transformed the world. Envoys from every nation submitted, and wherever Ming cannons reached became Ming territory.