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Great Ming: I Came to the Capital to Find My Wife, Only to Learn My Father-in-Law Is Zhu Yuanzhang?
Bai Chen transmigrated to the end of the Yuan dynasty and the beginning of the Ming. When he was six, he casually recited a prophetic verse that showed Zhu Yuanzhang the path to becoming emperor. Old Zhu was overjoyed. He hurriedly gathered his brothers, including Xu Da, and clamored to take the little fellow as his son-in-law. Once the Ming dynasty was established, Bai Chen decided to visit his old acquaintances in the capital and bring up their promise of marriage from years ago. This left the
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Great Ming: The Blind Imperial Tutor Who Built an Eternal Empire
While teaching in a rural village, Han Chen accidentally fell into a ravine. When he woke, Brother Yan had rescued him, but he was blind. To repay him, Han Chen took a job at a tavern. He soon learned that the town was extremely underdeveloped: it had no running water, electricity, or gas, and its people were steeped in Confucian thinking and hopelessly backward. Han Chen resolved to help the town escape poverty and backwardness, and to open the minds of the locals, especially Brother Yan. Broth
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