Great Ming: I Kidnap Zhu Yuanzhang, but He Turns Around and Shakes Me Down

In the twenty-fifth year of the Hongwu era, Crown Prince Zhu Biao passes away.

At the funeral, his grandson Zhu Yuntong suddenly goes berserk and takes the Crown Princess hostage?

The emperor is enraged, and the ministers are horrified.

Zhu Yuntong has only just transmigrated when he realizes he's at a funeral.

"Come on, Erlang, take your medicine."

Seeing the poison brought to him, Zhu Yuntong knocks it away and grabs the woman who brought it, taking her hostage to save his own life.

"You insolent brat! Take me as your hostage instead!"

In the midst of the crisis, a white-haired old man offers to trade places with the hostage.

Zhu Yuntong readily agrees. It doesn't matter who he holds hostage, as long as he can get away.

But who could have guessed the old man would be such a scoundrel?

"Oh, my leg! My leg's gone bad!"

"Oh, my back! I can't straighten up!"

"Go on, get out of here. Leave this old man alone to feed the wolves."

"You're not leaving, huh? Fine, then..."

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