Ming Dynasty: I Teach History, and Old Zhu Loses It

In the first year of Jianwen, Zhu Yuanzhang, brought back through time by Su Chen, stood before the Gate of Heavenly Purity, looking at the young second-generation ruler of Great Ming whom he had chosen, along with the imperial tutor and think tank he had personally arranged for him. His face was full of satisfaction.

But when he heard that Huang Zicheng and Qi Tai were urging the new emperor to immediately strip the vassal princes of their power, he was stunned on the spot.

“You ungrateful grandson! You haven’t even warmed your seat yet, and you’re already trying to strip the vassals of their power?!”

Su Chen had been cursing the Japanese for dumping nuclear wastewater into the sea, when he was chosen by a temporal maelstrom and ordered to complete a System mission.

Only then could he escape Earth’s increasingly severe nuclear pollution and achieve eternal life.

Eternal life wasn’t even Su Chen’s biggest concern anymore. What he really wanted was to return to the past, before industrial pollution, and while he was at it, make up for the regrets of the last great unified dynasty of the Han people.

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