Daming: the Dandy Prince-In-Law, Zhu Di Can't Do Anything to Me.

Live up to the readers Fan base: 174544426 On December 21, 2012, Maya had a fable, which was actually true. Many strange things happened at that moment, but you just didn't know it. Zhao Hui, a modern Chinese medicine doctor and lover of Ming history, was drunk and accidentally fell into a well. When he woke up, he was transported to the Ming Dynasty in the 10th year of Yongle. A marriage certificate blinded him. On the first day of the next month, he was going to marry Zhu Yuanzhang's youngest daughter and Zhu Di's most beloved fourth sister, Princess Baoqing. After resurrecting his life, Zhao Hui only had one obsession left in his heart, vowing to change his destiny against the will of heaven. On the surface, he is the first dandy prince-in-law in the Ming Dynasty. He is a mean-spirited and funny man who always indulges his wife while shopping. Everyone in the court regards him as a good-for-nothing idler who only eats soft food and loves his wife. In fact, he is extremely sober, has modern business thinking, makes money crazily, and is decisive in killing. Never get involved in party disputes in the court, and completely avoid all internal and depressing struggles. Zheng He's voyages to the West were to provide warmth at public expense, to spread money to gain fame, and to make money at a loss. Zhao Hui's private ship goes out to sea to seize waterways, control throats, earn global wealth, and conquer wherever he goes with force. The civil and military officials of the entire dynasty thought that he just went out to sea to travel around and live in luxury. Little did they know that he had quietly controlled the lifeblood of the world's oceans and became a world overlord, overlooking the entire Ming Dynasty. There is no frustration in the book, no intrigues in the court, no backstabbing of the boss, no power plotting to suppress, it is a relaxed and joyful journey, funny and healing, and a struggle for hegemony and wealth.