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Any Stories About Someone Transmigrating into the Prince of Han During the Yongle Era? 有没有永乐年间穿越成汉王的

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101 Li Chengqian Takes Charge of the Tang Dynasty, Says I, Du He 李承乾当大唐话事人，我杜荷说的 I Was Once a Fresh-Faced Young Man曾经也是个青涩的少年Historical3.0M WordsCompleted [Soul Transmigration to the Tang Dynasty + Defying Fate + Lighthearted Daily Life] After transmigrating into Du He, he thinks he'll get to enjoy the life of a rich young man. Then he realizes it's the seventeenth year of the Zhenguan era, and he's approaching the day when Li Chengqian's failed rebellion will be exposed. And the news of their plot is about to get out! The result will be an execution by a cruel method! Before Du He has even been dead seven days, his beautiful princess wife is alre 16.3kReads8.0Score1.4kShelves
102 Great Ming: I Asked You to Relieve the Disaster, Not Mix Sand into the Pot! 大明：让你赈灾，你往锅里掺沙子？ A Pen That Writes Dreams妙笔入梦Historical838k WordsCompleted In the fourth year of Hongwu, the realm was in ruins. Yangzhou was especially devastated, with starvation everywhere and people even resorting to exchanging children to eat. To learn about the people's hardships, Zhu Yuanzhang traveled incognito to Shanghu County. There, he seemed to have stumbled into a paradise beyond the mortal world, complete with highways, skyscrapers, and every worldly pleasure imaginable! The elderly were cared for, children received an education, and especially when he s 698Reads7.4Score—Shelves
103 Great Ming: I’ll Take the Throne. Who Dares Object? 大明：这皇位我坐，谁敢反对？ Chen Miaowu陈喵呜Historical4.5M WordsCompleted In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Zhu Xuan transmigrates and becomes an abandoned infant, set adrift down a river in a wooden basin. Just then, Zhu Biao dies, and Zhu Yuanzhang comes across Zhu Xuan while taking a walk at the foot of Mount Zhong. To survive, Zhu Xuan quickly wins Zhu Yuanzhang over. His adorable smile soothes Zhu Yuanzhang’s grief over losing his son, and Zhu Yuanzhang takes him back to the palace. Zhu Yuanzhang initially plans to look into Zhu Xuan’s origins, but his investig 4kReads8.1Score379Shelves
104 Chongzhen: My Life Has Been on Thin Ice 崇祯：我这一生如履薄冰 The Clear Breeze Chases Dust, Leaving No Common Souls Behind清风逐尘不留俗人Historical2.0M WordsOngoing (An immersive experience of Zhu Youjian's life and the true nature of the chaos at the end of the Ming dynasty! Not a power fantasy!) At the end of the thirty-eighth year of the Wanli reign, a report that Liaodong postal couriers had frozen to death was being used by a eunuch to prop up a table leg. The rice wasted at banquets by wealthy gentry in Jiangnan was worth more than three years of disaster relief in Shaanxi. Nanmu timber for the construction of the three great halls in the Forbidden Ci 582Reads6.4Score103Shelves
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The five-star recommendation is an addictive new historical time travel work. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, natural disasters occurred frequently, the court was incompetent, the treasury was empty, the borders were unstable, and the people's livelihood was in decline. At this time, the time traveler Zhu Youjian was born. Watch how the last Han emperor struggled to survive in the treacherous palace, and then established his power in Xindi, lurking in the abyss, and finally ruled the world and guided the country to turn things around. The highlight of the book is that the characters are vivid and vivid, and they are not just tools to promote the development of the plot. Each one has flesh and blood, sadness and joy, and plans and calculations. The emperor is arbitrary for the world, lonely and suspicious, and practices the art of checks and balances; the concubines use all their tricks and cleverness to keep their favorites in power. Countering mistakes harms others and oneself; in order to secure power and safeguard vested interests, powerful ministers form cliques for personal gain, frame attacks and eliminate dissidents, and engage in party disputes; while the common people at the bottom are struggling to survive for food and clothing. In short, the world is a chess game, and all living beings are pawns, and who is the chess player. The turmoil of the book and temple, the manipulation of power, the time travel, the exploration of the legend of the emperor, the regrets of the dynasty, and the charm of history. Love, hate, anger, and obsession are tempered into fire, and every word directly touches the heart. Without any sensational words, it makes the readers cry. They experience the joys and sorrows with the characters. The struggle of the small characters reflects the joys and sorrows of the great history. The personal destiny is intertwined and carried forward by the torrent of the times. The plot is carefully laid out, the foreshadowing and dark lines are connected from beginning to end, and the logic is rigorous and grand. The political structure of the inner court of the previous dynasty conforms to the background of the historical era, and the textual lens is comparable to the script of a movie storyboard. Readers can learn a lot of historical and cultural knowledge through enjoyable reading.
105 Great Ming: From the Mightiest Imperial Uncle to a Sage of Science 大明：从最牛皇叔到科学圣人 Commoner in the Mugwort蓬蒿凡人Historical674k WordsCompleted Zhu Siwei's soul travels back to the early Ming dynasty, where he becomes a storyteller. At a restaurant, he is in the middle of a popular telling of Investiture of the Gods when a middle-aged man suddenly comes over and calls him uncle. What? This middle-aged man is Zhu Yuanzhang? I'm Old Zhu's uncle? The highest-ranking member of the imperial clan in the Ming dynasty? Zhu Yuanzhang: “My uncle can make money, wage war, and govern the land. A peerless statesman indeed. Shan Chang, Bowen, you can 40Reads9.1Score—Shelves
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The first one is in line with the requirements, the second one is about the person who passes through the soul and becomes Zhu Xiongying. This one is good but a bit immoral, and the third one is about the person who passes through the soul and becomes Zhu Yuanzhang's uncle. All four books have a score of 9 or above and are worth reading.
106 Great Ming: I Bound Myself to the Emperor's Second-Chance System 大明：我绑定皇帝再就业系统 Joy and Happiness欢欢喜喜Historical271k WordsCompleted [Alternate history + Ming Dynasty + transmigration + System + no angst + comedy] After Zhu Yuanzhang dies, he transmigrates to New Huaxia, more than six hundred years in the future. Then all sixteen Ming emperors arrive one after another! Mu Feng: "What? The Hongwu Emperor wants to become an Earth repairman?" Zhu Yuanzhang: "I'm tired of being emperor. Can't I try something else?" Zhu Yunwen: "This ruler really works. I've produced another top scorer in the college entrance exam this year!" Zhu 59Reads—Score—Shelves
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Nice!!!
107 Great Ming: The Prince of Yan's Eldest Grandson Teaches Zhu Di to Rebel from the Start 大明：燕王长孙，开局教朱棣起兵 Clear Away清除Historical572k WordsCompleted In the thirty-first year of Hongwu, Zhu Yunwen ascends the throne and launches a sweeping campaign to strip the princes of their power. Zhu Zhanhe transmigrates to the Prince of Yan's residence, becoming Zhu Di's eight-year-old eldest grandson. His father, Zhu Gaoxu, and his two brothers are under house arrest in the capital. His grandfather, Zhu Di, pretends to be insane to keep himself alive, while the beloved grandson Zhu Zhanji is about to be born. At this very moment, Zhu Zhanhe decides to 10Reads6.8Score—Shelves
108 To Keep My Clan from Execution, I Have No Choice but to Offer Myself 为了不被诛九族，我只能主动送 Zi Yang紫炀Historical1.5M WordsOngoing Alternate-history Ming Dynasty / Fighting for the People / The Art of Toppling Dragons / Loyal Ministers Who Risk Their Lives to Remonstrate / Rules Horror Lately, the atmosphere at court in the Fengtian Hall has grown rather grim. For several days in a row, officials from one particular residence have been risking their lives to remonstrate, and they really do die on the spot. “I stake my life on this remonstrance!” Here we go again. But Emperor Zhu Chongba has changed his approach, too. “Do yo 15.3kReads9.2Score1.3kShelves
109 Great Ming: Your Majesty, the Prince of Qin Has Joined the Crown Prince in Rebellion 大明：皇上，秦王带着太子造反了 Governor of Guangdong and Guangxi两广总督Historical541k WordsCompleted [Alternate history] [No System] After unexpectedly transmigrating into Zhu Yuanzhang’s second legitimate son, Zhu Shuang, he becomes an arrogant and overbearing man, hated by every official. He eggs his brothers on to rebel against their old man. Zhu Shuang: “Big Brother, do you want to be emperor? Just say the word and I’ll help you seize the throne!” Zhu Gang: “Exactly, Big Brother. Just say the word and we brothers will help you!” Zhu Di: “Big Brother, same here!” Zhu Biao: “All right! Second 12.5kReads8.5Score482Shelves
110 Treasures of China: Dialogues with the Ten Great Emperors from the Start 典藏华夏：开局对话十大皇帝 The Flames of War Rekindle烽火重燃Urban3.1M WordsCompleted Jiang Yi transmigrates and becomes the most promising host at the national television network. From the start, he's hosting "Treasures of China" and plans to find actors to portray the great figures of history. Luckily, the System arrives, granting Jiang Yi the power to cross between past and present and speak with historical figures! Li Shimin asks, “If I sign the Treaty of the Wei River with the Turks, will it keep my empire and people safe?” Jiang Yi replies, “Your empire will survive, but yo 30.3kReads9.5Score4.6kShelves
111 Great Ming: My Dad Is Gone from the Start 大明：开局爹没了 Incoherent Gorky语无伦次高尔基Historical614k WordsOngoing A young internet troublemaker from the twenty-first century transmigrates into the Ming dynasty as Chang Mao, eldest son of the legendary general Chang Yuchun. Starting without a golden finger, how will he keep Zhu Biao alive, steer the Ming dynasty toward a golden age, and conquer the world? And as Zhu Yuanzhang’s favorite nephew, Zhu Biao’s close confidant, Zhu Xiongying’s beloved uncle and godfather, and Zhu Di’s nightmare, the one who makes him grind his teeth in frustration, Chang Mao looke 2Reads8.0Score—Shelves
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Okay, pretty good
112 Smoke and Fire in the Great Ming 大明烟火 Writing Beneath the Sun阳光下写字Historical5.2M WordsOngoing Zhu Yuanzhang: “A bunch of corrupt lawbreakers! I’m going to kill them all.” Han Du: “Your Majesty, please calm down. Rather than killing them, why not put them to use and squeeze every last bit of value out of them?” Zhu Yuanzhang: ... 182Reads8.2Score—Shelves
113 I Am the God of War of Great Ming: Zhu Gaochi 我是大明战神：朱高煦 Bookish Scholar墨趣书生Historical122k WordsCompleted “They pinned me beneath a three-hundred-jin bronze vat, intending to reduce me to ashes...” That was how my previous life ended, I, Zhu Gaoxu. But Heaven gave me another chance, sending me back to the eve of the Jingnan Campaign. In this life, everyone who wronged me will pay. “He can sit on the Dragon Throne, so why can't I, Zhu Gaoxu?” Whenever night fell and all was quiet, I would run my hand over my cold weapon and ask myself that. On the battlefield, my blade was unstoppable; at court, I —Reads—Score—Shelves
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This book is very good-looking. Zhu Gaoxu, the king of Han Dynasty in Ming Dynasty, once met the tragic ending of being held under a copper vat. Now God has mercy on me and gives me a chance to be reborn. How will he turn things around in this life?