Prince Zhu Biao Emperor Road

Lin Chen, a science student at Kyoto University, has been studying the history of the Ming Dynasty all year round. Every time he reads about the untimely death of the crown prince Zhu Biao, the regrets that the Ming Dynasty has since fallen into civil strife, separatist vassals, and factory defenses that harmed the country, he feels unwilling to do so. After sleeping at his desk all night, his soul traveled to the fifteenth year of Yuan Zhizheng and became Zhu Biao, the newly born eldest son of Zhu Yuanzhang. With six hundred years of historical foresight and modern scientific thinking, there is no system or plug-ins, and he rewrites the destiny of the Ming Dynasty with only his own city and advanced cognition. When he was young, he was well-behaved and sensible. He called Zhu Yuanzhang "father" and Queen Ma "mother". In private, he respectfully called Xu Da and Tang He uncles. He and Lan Yu were treated like uncles and nephews. With his clear mind, he captured the sincerity of the whole family and the nobles of Huaixi. The young man followed the army and offered advice to help Zhu Yuanzhang pacify Chen Youliang and Zhang Shicheng, and resolve the tragedy of Hongwu's massacre of heroes in advance. In the tenth year of Hongwu, he persuaded Zhu Yuanzhang to abdicate and take charge of the government as the crown prince. He abolished the vassal system, established a cabinet, developed hot weapons, opened the Ming Dynasty Bank, and sent Lan Yu to sail to Southeast Asia to expand territory. He domesticated Zhu Di and other younger brothers, trained Zhu Xiongying to succeed to the throne safely, and created a prosperous age far beyond that of the Han and Tang Dynasties. He died at the age of eighty and was given the posthumous title of Emperor Taizong Wen. When he was dying, he suddenly woke up and realized that the ups and downs of the emperor for eighty years were just a big dream that spanned time and space.