Zhang Ming has transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty for the third time.
The first time, Zhu Yuanzhang mistook him for a demon who had seized someone's body and imprisoned him until he died.
The second time, he died from Zhu Di's poisoned wine.
This time, he's learned his lesson. He plays dumb, eats roasted mutton legs, and acts like a good-for-nothing, all to keep himself alive in the Hongwu era.
But as he lay low, he realized something was wrong.
Why does Lin, the timid Vice Minister of Revenue who cowers like a quail, keep talking about the "Way of Survival"?
Why does Li Weiqing, the old slacker at the Imperial Academy, keep going on about "slacking off and lying flat"?
And why has his half-brother Zhu Yunwen secretly been reborn with the memories of the Jianwen Emperor?
Most outrageous of all!!!
Zhu Xiongying, the legitimate eldest grandson who died seven years ago, has climbed out of his grave.
The first thing he says is "quantitative assessment"!
And the last thing he says is "KPI"?
Zhu Yuanzhang sneers: "Am I surrounded by a bunch of 'outsiders' from beyond the mortal world?"
Then I'll test them one by one!
Policy examinations, grand plans for relocating the people, military command reshuffles... Whoever slips up gets executed!
So Zhu Yuntong uses "cooperatives" to sideline the imperial treasury,
uses "yin-yang accounts" to control the grain routes,
and uses "bond auctions" to fleece his uncle-in-law Lan Yu of his private fortune.
All the while, he nervously watches his elder brothers play Werewolf with Grandfather.
Until one day, Zhu Yuanzhang summons him to the Fengtian Hall and asks with a genial smile:
"Third Son, tell me... should I send your father to Xi'an to inspect the possibility of moving the capital?"
Who says you have to be a peerless genius or display divine wonders to sit on the dragon throne?
Among all these fully armed old foxes at court, who is the real prey?
The entire court is full of transmigrators. Let's see who can keep their head down until the end.
I caught up with the previous book. I want to read this book to make Ming Dynasty even greater. Make ming great again🍉
I picked it up from the previous one, it's great!! 😳
This is really beautiful. The time travelers all showed their talents, but the native Zhu Yuanzhang did not fall behind. He was even the referee of the game. I just like to read this kind of novel where we are evenly matched and you come and go. Especially I have also read Lin Mo's novel. So when I saw this book, I was actually very surprised. This is like Lin Mo's extra story, another parallel line. What's even more surprising is that this one is even more exciting than the last one!! It gets funnier as you go later. When I saw it at around three in the morning last night, I was rolling on the bed laughing so hard. Very nice and very beautiful. Highly recommended!!
I beg the author not to stop updating. I think this one is better than the previous one. The previous one was about ordinary people spending their lives in the feudal dynasty, but this one has changed the protagonist, letting us see how the ancient nobles survived! I like it very much and hope the author won't stop updating it.
The biggest feature of this book is that it directly depicts the status of imperial power in feudal society. There are few direct descriptions of the struggle for power like this. There is nothing poisonous about it so far. I feel that the imperial aristocracy in feudal society also fits the description of this book.
No matter how much Zhu Yuanzhang kills, he can't kill both of Zhu Biao's children. I feel that Zhu Yun is stable this time. After all, he is really a descendant of Zhu, and the other is a lonely ghost who has taken over someone else's body.
Lao Lin: Children, can I still live to the first year of Yongle 🙂
Isn't this book just like the previous one, an extra chapter about Zhu Yunxi who lived in the Hongwu Dynasty? Haha, I just love the three-way melee! Author, please update this time traveler script. In the last book, he was imprisoned and committed suicide, so there was no role for him. It is such a pity that he can be regarded as a very intelligent time traveler.
From Lin Mo, a non-stick pan Very pretty
8000 Hours of online viewing 🤔 To be honest, it's quite good. There were some parts of the last book that made me cry. Come on.