Great Ming: Xu Miaoyun’s Auspicious Marriage, Zhu Di Breaks Down

Zhu Lin transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty, and from the start, an imperial decree sent him to the Duke of Wei’s residence to bring good fortune to a bride. The bride was Xu Miaoyun, Xu Da’s most beloved eldest daughter. Unfortunately, she had been unconscious for ten days, and the imperial physician declared she wouldn’t live past tonight. So Zhu Lin, dressed in wedding robes, completed the ceremony with a big rooster. The whole capital was waiting for him to change into mourning clothes the next morning. No one could have imagined that on his wedding night, Zhu Lin would activate the [Emotion Points System]. Whenever someone felt shocked, embarrassed, grateful, or resentful because of him, he could earn emotion points and draw rewards from the myriad worlds. Divine medical skills, body-strengthening pills, mastery of military strategy, army-ration production techniques, heavy-industry blueprints: he had it all. Even fewer people knew that Xu Miaoyun, lying unconscious in bed, was actually fully aware. She could hear every word Zhu Lin said at her bedside. “Miss Xu, don’t rush to die.” “I just got married to a rooster. I can’t become a widower on my very first night, can I?” Xu Miaoyun went from embarrassment and guilt to gradually getting used to his voice. She also remembered who had pulled her back from the gates of death time and again, when everyone else had given up on her. Later, she awoke in front of everyone, took Zhu Lin’s hand, and never let go. Zhu Lin, too, went from a down-and-out member of the imperial clan whom anyone could mock to reforming military provisions, treating wounded soldiers, building firearms, and developing heavy industry, helping the Ming cavalry sweep across the world. Xu Da came to treat him like his own son, while Zhu Yuanzhang could hardly wait to dump every difficult problem on him. And Zhu Di? Watching Xu Miaoyun choose Zhu Lin and the Xu family stand behind him, he saw even his greatest strength, commanding troops in battle, gradually eclipsed by Zhu Lin. The Prince of Yan finally snapped.