Great Ming: Inviting Zhu Yuanzhang to Rebel from the Start

In the twenty-seventh year of the Zhizheng era, Zhu Yuanzhang crushes Pingjiang City and kills Zhang Shicheng.

Three days later, Zhu Xing, the three-year-old son of Empress Ma, mysteriously disappears.

Furious at the news, Zhu Yuanzhang executes thousands of negligent guards and palace maids, then sends tens of thousands of people out to search everywhere.

But all news of Zhu Xing vanishes without a trace, as if he had disappeared from the face of the earth.

In the thirteenth year of the Hongwu era, in a northern town, Zhang Xing has transmigrated for fifteen years and always believed he was Zhang Shicheng's son. He has secretly been building up his forces, preparing to rise against the Ming and avenge his "father."

One day, two old men arrive, one called Uncle Zhang and the other Uncle Da.

After spending some time with them, Zhang Xing is awestruck by their abilities.

Uncle Zhang is peerless at managing people, with extraordinary methods, while Uncle Da is remarkably skilled in military strategy and tactics.

With these two assisting him, how could his rebellion fail?

"Uncle Zhang, Uncle Da, no more pretending. I've decided to rise against the Ming and take down Zhu Chongba."

Uncle Zhang: You fool! You're going to kill your own father?!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.