Great Ming: After Zhu Biao’s Daughter Ran Away from Her Wedding, Zhu Di Was Stunned

When Shen Kan wakes up, he discovers a college student from the mountains has moved into his home. She is eager to learn about modern industrial technology. To show her gratitude, she even offers him a jade hairpin passed down through her family. Looking at the girl’s gold-inlaid jade hairpin, Shen Kan swallows hard and instantly transforms into a tour guide and lecturer. What he doesn’t know is that this supposedly impoverished college student is actually the youngest daughter of the Ming dynasty’s Crown Prince Yiwen. And their life together has already been livestreamed to the Yongle era. The two of them go from an industrial museum to a hybrid rice field, seeing everything from Maxim guns to yields of a thousand kilograms per mu. The five sons of the Zhu family in the Yongle era are thrown into a panic. The Prince of Han’s faction and the crown prince’s faction make peace on the spot. Zhu Di takes charge at the center of government and leads the reforms. To stop Nanping from returning one day, colonizing the world, and then launching a counterattack against the Ming, Zhu Di even decides to colonize the world first. Years later, Ming fleets have spread across the globe, and the entire world is prepared for the great battle that will come when Nanping returns. On the sky screen, Nanping gently touches her slightly rounded belly. Her face full of happiness, she lowers her head. “Fourth Uncle, you can be emperor. I’m not going back.”