Yuan Yuan’s Picks: Historical Transmigration, Ming Dynasty, Stories of Emperors 原沅推书【历史穿越·明朝·为君篇】

1 混 A Carefree Life in Hongwu's Reign 混在洪武当咸鱼 Bright Red Termite Mushroom火红的鸡枞Historical2.8M WordsCompleted After transmigrating to the end of the Hongwu reign, the unambitious Zhu Yuntong declared that being a carefree prince sounded great. Soldiers, money, and a bit of farmland: the perfect life of taking it easy. But there's this rotten old man who's a real piece of work. He makes me study this and that all day, and he's always dangling promises in front of me, saying I'll take over when he retires. As if! I haven't even taken over the reins of socialism. Do you really think I'd believe your nonsen 4Votes85.5kRecs426.2kFans

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Having transmigrated to the late Hongwu era, the good-for-nothing Zhu Yunwen thinks that being a lazy king is quite nice. With soldiers, money, and some land, he lived the perfect life of a lazy bum. There's just a really mean old man who keeps forcing him to learn this and that, and he's always making empty promises to him, saying that he'll take over his job when he retires. Pah! I haven't even caught up with the socialist system yet, how could I believe your nonsense?

3 大 Great Ming: Zhu Di Exposed My Simulated Life! 大明：我被朱棣模拟人生曝光了！ A Tu the Slacker摆烂的阿屠Historical1.6M WordsCompleted After transmigrating as Zhu Di's fourth son, Zhu Gaoxie, he discovered that every few years, another personality would appear in his mind: First Emperor Ying Zheng, Bai Qi the Butcher, Han Xin the Soldier Immortal, Marquis Champion Huo Qubing, Emperor Wu of Wei Cao Cao, Emperor Taizong of Tang Li Shimin... He thought he was the only one with a golden finger, never realizing that his father, Zhu Di, could deduce the Mandate of Heaven and simulate the lives of the imperial princes! Simulating Crow 0Votes17.4kRecs236.7kFans

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He transmigrates into the body of Zhu Gaoxi, the fourth son of Zhu Di. Every few years, a new personality emerges in his mind: Qin Shi Huang, Bai Qi, Han Xin, Huo Qubing, Cao Cao, and Li Shimin... He thought he was the only one with a cheat code, but little did he know that his own father, Zhu Di, could predict fate and simulate the life of a prince! The story is a simulation of the Crown Prince Zhu Gaochi, who died of illness before completing a year on the throne; his grandson was a student of the Oirat Mongols, and the army suffered a humiliating defeat. He imitated Zhu Gaochi, the Prince of Han, but his rebellion failed, and he was roasted alive by Zhu Zhanji. The character is a cunning scholar who simulates the role of Prince Zhao, Zhu Gaosui, and does everything except good deeds. Zhu Di was bewildered: Where should my Great Ming Dynasty go from here? However, Zhu Di noticed something was wrong with Prince Qi, Zhu Gaoxi: he was capable of conquering the world on horseback and governing it on foot, saving the dynasty from crisis and turning the tide of the Ming Dynasty.