Ming Dynasty: the Court Is Too Scary, so I Have to Go Farming

Zhu Yunwen, a graduate student majoring in agriculture, accidentally passed his soul into the body of the 18-year-old grandson of the emperor in the 28th year of Hongwu. The bloody battle in the court caught him, who only knew scientific research, off guard, so he decided to lie down and become an idle prince who concentrated on farming. When Zhu Dijing came to the city with his troops, he would hand over the imperial seal with both hands. Just when he made up his mind to lie down, a huge flood caused by the bursting of Poyang Lake's embankments completely tore the emperor's new clothes of the so-called "prosperity and peace" into pieces, and thrust him into the center of the whirlpool of power struggle. If you can't lie flat, let Ming see the hard-core strength from the 21st century! … Many years later, the Ming Dynasty no longer existed, and its territory spanned half the world. Agriculture is developed, industry and commerce are prosperous, and the Silk Road covers the whole world. Zhu Yunwen stood on the beach, looking at the boundless blue waves, and asked Yang Shiqi: "Can you believe that at the beginning I just wanted to farm quietly?"