The Ming Dynasty’s First Crown Prince: With a Library at My Side

China has languished under barbarian rule for nearly a hundred years, but a new Han Chinese nation is already in its infancy. A transmigrator becomes Zhu Biao, the future crown prince of the Ming dynasty. As someone who can proudly call Zhu Yuanzhang his father, his position as crown prince is as steady as a mountain. He also carries the largest library in Asia with him wherever he goes. If you have a hammer in your hand, everything looks like a nail. What of Joseon, or Northern and Southern Japan? And what of Timur and the Ottomans? They can all get lost! The one standing before you is the emperor of an empire on which the sun never sets, the king of kings, the most benevolent daddy to the surrounding nations, leader of the Age of Exploration and the Industrial Revolution, the greatest scientist of the modern age, and the strongest carbon-based life-form of the fifteenth century. This book is also known as “Make the Han Chinese Great Again” and “Being a Dog of the Great Ming Is the Greatest Honor You Could Ever Have.” [The author has also read popular historical works including My Father, Emperor Gaozu of Han; I Picked Up the First Emperor; Grand Preceptor of the Great Ming; and The Long Sword at the End of the Jin Dynasty.]