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- 1 Great Ming: Zhu Di, I Just Put on the Dragon Robe, and My Father Shows Up 大明朱棣：我刚穿龙袍，老爹来了 He transmigrates into the Ming Dynasty as Zhu Bai, the twelfth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, and awakens a dungeon System. To change his fate of dying by self-immolation, Zhu Bai takes Old Zhu on a tour of Ming Dynasty dungeons. He takes Old Zhu to the Yongle era, where they witness Zhu Di ascend the throne and proclaim himself emperor. Old Zhu loses it! Yongle Emperor: “Father, please hear me out! My nephew was too ruthless in stripping the vassal princes of their power. I had no choice but to rebel!” 0Votes4.5kRecs85kFans
- 2 The Great Ming of the Taichang Era 泰昌大明 In the forty-eighth year of the Wanli reign, the Great Ming dynasty had endured for 252 years. Those 252 years marked not only the empire's lifespan, but also the duration of systemic land enclosures. Emperor Shenzong began with the “Down with Zhang, Down with Feng” campaigns, followed them with the “Three Great Controversies,” and ended with the “Demon Book” and “Club Strikes,” single-handedly creating the two-party rivalry of the late Ming. After consolidating power in his own hands, he neglec 1Votes61kRecs120.5kFans
- 3 A House Transmigrated to the Late Ming, with a Back Door to North America from the Start 房穿明末，开局后门通北美 [The new book, Bringing the Railway to the Great Ming, is now out! New and longtime readers are welcome to check it out and show their support!] Liu Sheng woke up to find that he had transmigrated to the late Ming dynasty along with his villa! At the same time, a back door had appeared in his house, and it led to North America! 0Votes21.6kRecs60.2kFans
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My Brother-in-Law Is the Crown Prince 我的姐夫是太子
During the Yongle reign of the Ming dynasty. Zhang Anshi is ignorant and good-for-nothing, with crimes too numerous to count. His brother-in-law is the Crown Prince? Oh, then it’s fine!
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- 5 Transmigrating as Zhu Yuanzhang: Zhu Di, You Can Be Crown Prince 穿越朱元璋：朱棣，你来当太子 In the spring of 1392, Crown Prince Zhu Biao died of illness, plunging the Ming court into grief. A mighty cultivator who failed his tribulation transmigrates as Zhu Yuanzhang, intent only on handing over the Mandate of Heaven and returning to the path of cultivation. “Erhu, summon the Prince of Yan to the capital!” Inside the Fengtian Hall. “Fourth Son, you will be the crown prince!” Zhu Di, who had been prepa 0Votes2.6kRecs55.1kFans
- 6 Great Ming: I Revealed My Transmigration, and Old Zhu Lost It 大明：自爆穿越后，老朱心态崩了 Chu Ze accidentally transmigrates to the Hongwu era and becomes a newly appointed secretary! Faced with the Hongwu Emperor, who kills officials as casually as if it were child's play, Chu Ze simply gives up resisting! So he chooses to reveal that he's a transmigrator. Old Zhu: “You say you're from the future. Then tell me, what becomes of my Great Ming?” Chu Ze: “Your Majesty, your Great Ming starts with a bowl and ends with a rope. It may have risen to great heights, but it still fell.” Old Zhu 0Votes16.2kRecs346.7kFans
- 7 Immortal Master of the Great Ming: I Grant the Ming Dynasty Five Hundred Years 大明仙师：我赐皇明五百年 By a twist of fate, Ji Boying traveled through the long river of history. Only after raising the reign of the Ming dynasty in sixteen parallel timelines to more than five hundred years could he open the portal back to the present. In the thirteenth year of Hongwu, Ji Boying looked at Old Zhu on the imperial throne. Before Old Zhu could say a word, he spoke first. “Your wife is dead.” “Your eldest son is dead.” “Your eldest grandson is dead, too.” “Your fourth son rebelled and became emperor.” “D 0Votes31.2kRecs498kFans
- 8 Don't Make a Fuss, Emperor Baopu 堡宗别闹 In the early years of the Great Ming came the Yongle Prosperity, the Rule of Ren and Xuan... the Jingtai Restoration... and the Chenghua Restoration. What the hell is with the ellipses? One Great Ming God of War. One Fortress Ancestor. The same guy! When Zhu Jianji woke up in the Eastern Palace, he was the Crown Prince, and the world held limitless possibilities. However, the Fortress Ancestor was quite the troublemaker. 0Votes13.6kRecs87.1kFans
- 9 The Ming Dynasty in My Phone 手机里的大明朝 This is a story about communication across time and space, spanning multiple worlds, and about how the modern era and the Ming dynasty influence each other. It explores clashes of ideas and worldviews, as well as the transformation of the Ming dynasty. There’s the protagonist offering counsel on matters of state, and the court stunned by videos played in the Golden Throne Hall. There’s the impact of modern society on people of the Ming dynasty, as well as everyday life and warfare. Drones are pu 0Votes23.4kRecs99kFans
- 10 The Ming Dynasty’s Sacred Grandson 大明圣孙 Senior high school student Zhu Xiongying has a secret: when he was little, he lived in ancient times! He’d planned to take that secret to the grave and live an ordinary life. Then, before he left for university, he was weeping at the grave of his guardian and grandfather when an excited voice came from the mound. “, Eldest grandson, you’re alive!” Zhu Xiongying: “You say you’re my grandfather? Then I’m Qin Shi Huang. Send me some money!” Zhu Yuanzhang: “You want money? I’ll burn paper money for 0Votes42.8kRecs532.6kFans
- 11 Transmigrating to the Jiajing Era: Zhu Di, You're the General Now 穿越嘉靖：朱棣，你来当大将军 Emperor Jiajing pursued the mysteries of the Dao. As death approached, he became a wisp of ghostly spirit, lingering between heaven and earth. He had witnessed the absurdity of the emperors at the end of the Ming, as they handed the realm over to foreign peoples; he had seen the bloody massacres at Yangzhou and Jiading, as heaven and earth mourned and the common people wept; he had watched the armies of many nations ride into the capital, burning, killing, looting, and committing every evil; he 0Votes709Recs12.1kFans
