Great Ming: Zhu Yuanzhang Secretly Hears the Thoughts of Someone With Multiple Personalities

Zhu Ying transmigrated and became Lao Zhu’s second son. His personality began splitting when he was young, and every two years, another personality appeared in his mind. By the time he was 21, five of history’s most notorious deadweights had emerged: Zhao Kuo, an armchair strategist; Lu Bu, the turncoat who served three different masters; Heshen, the most corrupt official of the Qing Dynasty; Yang Guang, a tyrant; and one more!

Just as Zhu Ying was crying his eyes out, he never expected that Lao Zhu would awaken an ability to hear the thoughts of his personalities, too!

“If Biao’er inherits our Great Ming, what a wonderful thing that would be.

[Heshen: The old emperor is so pitiful. He doesn’t even know his Crown Prince Yiwen is about to kick the bucket.]

“Our whole lives, we’ve killed corrupt officials, kept taxes and labor burdens low, and selected officials through the Eight-Legged Essay. We must count as an emperor for the ages, right?”

[Yang Guang: Nothing special.]

[Zhu Ying: Emperor Yang, keep it down. The old man didn’t get much schooling. He’s practically illiterate.]

Zhu Yuanzhang: “Damn it! Say that to my face and see if I don’t chop your head off!”