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Books by 墨冥棋妙
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Great Ming: My Brother Is Li Wenzhong, the Steppe's Benevolent Father 大明：我弟弟是草原慈父李文忠
At the end of the Yuan dynasty, famine ravaged Haozhou, and corpses of the starving littered the land. Li Cun, a modern history buff, unexpectedly finds himself reborn in the past as Li Zhen and Zhu Fonü’s eldest son, the biological nephew of Zhu Yuanzhang. He was destined to die young in history, and was the older brother of the future famed general Li Wenzhong. At this point, the Zhu family is in decline. Zhu Yuanzhang has only just joined Guo Zixing’s forces and has yet to make a name for him
1.4kReads5.1Score—Shelves
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I Transmigrated to Great Ming: Father, You’re Old. It’s Time to Step Down 穿越大明：爹您老了，该退位了
Zhu Shuang: “Big Brother, do you want to be emperor?” Zhu Biao: “Little Brother, keep it down. Big Brother isn’t interested yet.” Zhu Shuang: “Big Brother, do you want a wife?” Zhu Biao: “Little Brother, get Big Brother eight or ten of them.” I actually transmigrated and became Zhu Shuang, Prince of Qin, infamous for favoring his concubines and neglecting his wife! And I’m supposed to be poisoned to death by several palace maids. No way. I have to change history. I can’t die such a miserable dea
616Reads6.5Score—Shelves
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Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Starting by Imprisoning the Old Zhu 穿越大明，从囚禁老朱开始
I bear the most exalted name: Zhu Shuang. I am the second legitimate son of the Ming dynasty’s founding emperor, Taizu, and the second legitimate son of Empress Xiaoci. I am the foremost of the nine frontier princes, and hold the same princely title as Li Shimin: Prince of Qin. In all of the Ming dynasty, I am the most legitimate heir after my eldest brother, Zhu Biao. But unlike Li Shimin, I did not have a father who would support me. I could only take a Mongol woman as my principal wife, putti
333Reads—Score—Shelves
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Great Ming: My Son Chongba Actually Became Emperor 大明：我儿重八竟当了皇帝
Zhu Wusi, who had originally died, somehow spent five years living in the 21st century. Then he returned to the fifteenth year of the Hongwu era, just as his great-grandson and daughter-in-law were on the brink of death. So he chases Zhu Chongba around, giving him a lecture, and uses the knowledge he learned in the 21st century to teach his grandson Zhu Biao how to govern the Ming Dynasty.
141Reads—Score—Shelves