Transmigrating as Zhu Yuanzhang: Zhu Di, You Can Be Crown Prince

That's too presumptuous. Choosing a crown prince isn't just a matter for the emperor's family; they can't just choose whoever they want.

If I'm not mistaken, it's a copy of the one that made Orochimaru the Hokage.

The salaries of officials in the early Ming Dynasty were not low, much like the early working class in our country. Their wages were not very high, but compared to the general public, they were still considered a wealthy class.

The order of succession under the primogeniture system is: ① legitimate son, ② legitimate grandson, ③ legitimate son's younger brother (from the same mother), ④ illegitimate son, ⑤ legitimate grandson's younger brother (from the same mother), ⑥ illegitimate grandson.

Zhu Yuanzhang was indeed one of the few rulers in history who truly cared for the common people. Historical records should not smear him like TV dramas do; a sage appears only once every five hundred years.

The time traveler is immortal! He's guarded the Zhu family's gate for three hundred years.

This guy is trying to make me laugh to death, isn't he?

This is a case of misrepresenting the facts; if you're not going to write a fantasy novel, don't put it in the synopsis. It's already published and you haven't even started cultivating immortality yet! 🌿🌿🌿🌿

The protagonist losing most of his memories is disgusting.

🙂But if I were Zhu Yuanzhang, I would only seize power from Zhu Di, imprison him, or even execute him. The people should have allowed the Yuan dynasty to recuperate and rebuild after so many years of chaos. With the ongoing warfare at the end of the Yuan dynasty, how could they survive? It's no wonder they rebelled.