[Ming Dynasty] Am I Zhu Yuanzhang's Eldest Legitimate Grandson?!

Question: What's it like to transmigrate more than six hundred years into the past?

Zhu Xiongying says it's actually not too bad.

His grandfather is the emperor, his father is the crown prince, and he just happens to be his father's legitimate eldest son. Talk about being born lucky!

And there's Xu Da, Song Lian, Li Wenzhong... The few lines in the history books can hardly do justice to their brilliance.

Of course, it would be even better if life were more convenient, the world more peaceful, the economy more prosperous, and his grandfather weren't Zhu Yuanzhang, who goes on a killing spree after his father dies young.

Zhu Xiongying suddenly realizes that he's fated to die young too!

Zhu Xiongying: [Terrified.jpg]

So, taking advantage of his young age, Zhu Xiongying starts roaming all over Yingtian Prefecture. He's going to die anyway, so he might as well leave something behind. At the very least, he can't let his father die from a simple cold.

The result of living it up while his elders clean up his messes is that the Ming dynasty inexplicably grows strong at an astonishing pace.

# As expected of the emperor's eldest grandson, a heaven-sent child with incredible fortune #

# My grandson is a little genius [Proud.jpg] #

# Waaaaah, my son built a hospital for me. I'm so moved! #

# Your Highness the Crown Prince, are you feeling all right? #

As he goes on living it up, Zhu Xiongying looks back and realizes he's about to come of age.

Huh? He didn't die young after all. Infrastructure brings peace of mind~

Theme: Life comes before all else