The Deposed Crown Prince: Industrial Revolution from the Graveyard

Transmigrated into the body of Zhu Jixi, the deposed crown prince of the Ming Dynasty, he is imprisoned in the royal graveyard by his treacherous younger brother, cut off from all food and water, and left to die of illness and neglect. His brother sneers, "Brother, just resign yourself to death." But Zhu Jixi has other plans. Activating his industrial database, he transforms the forgotten tomb into a forge of progress: the moss on the headstones becomes saltpeter, animal bones yield phosphorus, and the tomb's clay is fired into cement. Half a year later, when Prince Han Zhu Gaoxu raises a rebellion and the new emperor Zhu Zhanji braces for war, a shocking sight appears—from that desolate graveyard marches a steel-armored division armed with upgraded "Yongle Divine Muskets." Standing atop the walls of Taiyuan, Zhu Jixi points toward the dragon throne and declares, "Who sits on that seat matters little to me—but from this day forward, the rules of this empire will be mine to decide."