Zhu Yuanzhang: I'm His Ninth Son, and Our Dynasty Will Last Six Hundred Years

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Qi became the ninth prince, the Prince of Zhao, a short-lived son who had been genuinely insane for over a decade. Everyone called him the Mad Prince. It wasn’t until the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu, when Zhu Yuanzhang unexpectedly fainted, that Zhu Qi awakened his System and gained the strength of a supreme champion. At the same time, Zhu Yuanzhang had a dream. In the dream, his eldest son, Biao, had only five months to live. In the dream, he wiped out the Huai River aristocracy, but the crown prince he had raised personally brought the empire to ruin. In the dream, his fourth son launched the Jingnan Campaign in the name of restoring the throne, Zheng He sailed the Western Seas, and the empire reached Langjuxu Mountain, with envoys from every land paying tribute. In the dream, his foolish ninth son, whom he had always looked down on, was wise and mighty, strong enough to lift a cauldron. He reformed the government, developed flintlock guns and thunder cannons, and prolonged the Ming Dynasty’s reign to six hundred years. One path followed the fourth son’s line, and the dynasty lasted fewer than three hundred years. The other followed the ninth son, and the dynasty lasted six hundred years. Which should I choose?