Ming Dynasty Longevity: Teaching Zhu Biao to Divide the Family Right in Front of Zhu Yuanzhang

[Immortality] [Ming Dynasty] [Age of Exploration] [Lighthearted Comedy]

Crown Prince Zhu Biao arrives at Lu Xuan's door, coughing up blood. He gives him travel permits and money, urging him to flee and not get himself buried alongside him.

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Lu Xuan survived the fall of the Yuan thanks to his immortal physique. But he has no intention of watching his close friend die of illness.

A bowl of ginger soup mixed with his own immortal blood saves the Crown Prince's life. A map of the world points them toward a new future: fake the Crown Prince's death, split from the family, and take the Huai-Xi meritorious officials overseas to found a country.

But Zhu Yuanzhang has been eavesdropping outside the door, and he's already prepared ships, soldiers, and silver.

From then on, the Old Zhu shields his son from danger in Jinji, while Lu Xuan and Zhu Biao build cities and cast cannons overseas, seize silver ships, open silver mines, and send shiploads of high-yield grain seeds back to the Ming Dynasty.

The Prince of Yan is still eyeing the throne, while his eldest brother has already built a new empire in the Americas.

The world is so vast. Why should the Zhu brothers crowd together in Jinji to fight over a single chair?