Great Ming: My Skills Refresh Daily, and Old Zhu Is Stunned

In the eighth year of Hongwu, not long after Zhu Yuanzhang had conquered all of China, the former Yuan general Timur began making trouble. Three hundred thousand elite troops were bearing down on the capital, which had only twenty thousand defenders. The city was in grave danger. On the banks of the Yellow River, the third prince, Zhu Chen, lay on a homemade recliner, driving Zhu Yuanzhang into a rage. Liu Bowen cursed Zhu Chen as a blockhead, while Li Shanchang even declared that he should be executed! At the moment of life and death, Zhu Chen single-handedly wiped out an entire army. Zhu Yuanzhang: “As expected of my son! Brave and decisive, just like me. He has the makings of an invincible warrior!” Tang He: “His Highness the Third Prince slaughters enemies like chickens!” Lan Yu panicked. The Third Prince could kill him even more easily than a chicken! But the story may have to begin with Zhu Chen becoming a prince who had been abandoned among the common people.