Great Ming: The Lost Imperial Grandson Is Exposed!

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang obtained a jade pendant and immediately ordered his men to go to the imperial mausoleum at Zhongshan in Yingtian and open the coffin to examine the body.

But then he learned that his eldest grandson had not died after all.

That year, Zhu Feng left his master, the Black-robed Chancellor Yao Guangxiao.

At a small tavern, he met an old gentleman.

There, Zhu Feng raised major problems with the imperial examinations, proposed economic reforms, and even brought up the decree of favoring all sons, among other things.

Their conversation ranged from the imperial examinations to economics, and from the scholars, farmers, artisans, and merchants to ingenious inventions.

"Old Zhu, you seem like a decent fellow. Since we're so close, do you have a daughter you could introduce me to? We could make our families even closer by marrying into one another's families."

Zhu Feng didn't want to work hard anymore.

He planned to latch onto Old Zhu, a wealthy patron.

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

"If she won't marry me, fine. But you actually want to be my grandfather?! We're through!" Zhu Feng said.

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