Great Ming: Old Zhu, You Actually Want to Be My Dad?

In the twenty-sixth year of the Zhizheng era, two-year-old Zhu Feng was carried by his mother, Consort Da Ding, as she fled the pursuing Yuan army.

From then on, he vanished without a trace.

When Zhu Yuanzhang heard the news, he flew into a rage. After wiping out the Yuan army, he began a search that would last sixteen years, determined to find Zhu Feng alive or dead.

In the fifteenth year of the Hongwu era, at a tavern by the Qinhuai River in Yingtian Prefecture,

Zhu Yuanzhang met an engaging young man who shared his interests. His name was Zhu Feng.

They talked about everything from the imperial examinations to economics, and from the scholar, farmer, artisan, and merchant classes to ingenious inventions.

Zhu Feng knew everything.

"Old Zhu, you're not bad yourself. We're so close now. Do you have a daughter you could introduce me to? We could make our families even closer through marriage." Zhu Feng didn't want to work hard anymore.

He planned to attach himself to Old Zhu, a wealthy benefactor.

Zhu Yuanzhang cursed, "You little brat, I'm your father!"

"If she won't marry me, fine. But you want to be my father too?" Zhu Feng.

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