Rebirth of Ming Dynasty, Sick at the Beginning

Name: Rebirth of Ming Dynasty, Sick at the Beginning
Author: Fictional Sentient Beings

重生大明，开局患病

by Fictional Sentient Beings (虚构众生)

Status: Completed
Length: 97k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
Updated: 2mo ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

The soul possessed the body of Zhu Xiongying, the eldest grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty. He fell ill on the spot. He was obsessed with making money, but by a strange combination of circumstances, he overcame all the civil and military officials one after another. Zhu Yuanzhang, the only emperor throughout the ages, has some people who cannot be conquered. Zhu Yuanzhang: Please, don't make any money! The palace is filled with money! Civil and military officials: I beg your grandson not to reward me! If you continue to reward me like this, I will have a cerebral hemorrhage! Zhu Biao, the most powerful worker-beater in the Ming Dynasty, looked on dumbfounded and turned into a ruthless money-counting machine. Zhu Xiongying's Versailles Literature: Wherever the sun, moon and stars go, they are all the land of the Ming Dynasty, and they are the laws of our Ming Dynasty! All those who speak clearly are the people of the Ming Dynasty, and they are the people of the Ming Dynasty! Feeding you is my mission, Zhu Xiongying! People: full! So full! Your Royal Highness, please don't come over!

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2 likes3y ago
Too ideal, right? Writing a madman's diary in a feudal society, if it weren't for Zhu Xiongying, ordinary emperors and grandsons would have died.
1 like3y ago
It's too idealistic. In the Ming Dynasty, if people save money and open this institution, the salary will not be enough. If they want to play the game of making money, they have to have excess productivity. In the Ming Dynasty, there was not enough food to eat and productivity was insufficient.
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