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Steal Zhu Yuanzhang's Bowl, Get a Million Cavalrymen as a Reward 抢朱元璋的碗，奖励百万铁骑
He transmigrates to the end of the Yuan dynasty, takes Zhu Yuanzhang’s bowl, and binds himself to the Empire-Building System. Liu Lei, a history student, takes on the identity of Liu Bowen’s nephew. With a million cavalrymen and five centuries of knowledge, he reshapes the land and builds a modern empire whose borders span the globe.
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I Eloped with Zhu Yuanzhang's Empress Ma from the Start 开局拐走朱元璋的马皇后
Lin Yuan, a history graduate student, was reading the History of Ming at the Nanjing Library when he noticed four pencil-written characters in the margin of Zhu Yuanzhang’s biography: “She shouldn’t have died.” After a dizzy spell, he opened his eyes to find himself standing on the streets of Haozhou in the twelfth year of the Zhizheng era. This was the territory of Guo Zixing’s Red Turban Army, and the soldier asking him whether he would enlist was named Tang He. Lin Yuan realized he had transm
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The Peerless Poisonous Strategist: Helping the Empress Ascend the Throne 无双毒士，辅佐女帝登九五
After transmigrating into the body of Xiao Wushuang, a useless young marquis, he planned to keep a low profile, eat well, and wait for death. But as soon as he woke up, Princess Xuan Li “picked him up.” She was poisoned and on the run; he mistook a courtesan for the top performer. The two “spent their days having heart-to-heart talks.” He casually told her a story about Wu Meiniang, and her ambition burst into flame: “Why can’t a woman rule the world?” From then on, Xiao Wushuang became a peerle
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The Ming Dynasty’s Top Grader: Zhu Yuanzhang Begs Me to Stop Studying 大明卷王：朱元璋求我别卷了
I transmigrated into the short-lived Crown Prince Zhu Biao, so I handed Zhu Yuanzhang a set of KPIs. From then on, morning court became a morning briefing, and governing the country became project management. Eventually, the old man on the dragon throne broke down and shouted, “Biao’er, I’ll give you the throne of the Ming Dynasty! Just stop pushing yourself so hard!” I glanced at the death countdown in my mind. “Father, I’ve only just completed the first step of my OKRs.”
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