Soul Wears Zhu Biao: Transforming the Ming Dynasty with Bean Bags

For someone else's time travel, the system will give you magical equipment at the beginning. The Li Dynasty was more miserable - one rainy night in the tenth year of Hongwu, he opened his eyes and became the prince Zhu Biao. The father is Zhu Yuanzhang, and the greeting gift was a sword dripping with blood, but he still kicked in the door. All possessions: a mobile phone with 1% battery left. Doubao lives in the mobile phone, an AI whose mouth is as sharp as a knife. It doesn't stop powering up, it doesn't malfunction, and it especially doesn't shut up. Very arrogant. No internet? He stayed up late cranking the generator. No money? He retrieved four million taels of silver from the account books in three days. Is the Prime Minister forming a clique? He took pictures of the running water to the court and told the officials in front of them. Lao Zhu scolded him for his uncanny skills. After scolding him, he went into the imperial kitchen in the middle of the night and ate the sugar he made secretly. The steam engine drove into Fengtian Temple, and all the people knelt and cried for miracles. But there was an eighth-grade official in Qin Tianjian who refused to kneel. He kept silently keeping accounts for nearly sixty years without asking for anything. He just waited for an opportunity to ask the prince, "Whose family does Lei belong to?" And the iron box in Zhu Biao's arms was hidden even deeper than this questioning - he was the only one in the world who knew that the bean bags had names. He used autocratic means to build a court that did not allow autocratic power; he kept this secret for a lifetime, and used the same method for a lifetime to let the whole world know: the emperor's words do not need to count. (Tip: The character "Doubao" in the novel is a fictional name and has nothing to do with the AI ​​of the same name.)