Great Ming: I Followed My Son's Example and Became an Emperor for the Ages

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, he became Zhu Jin, the youngest son of Emperor Hongwu, who had been lost among the common people.

From the start, an old man recognized him as his son, and their father-son relationship was confirmed. Zhu Jin accepted him as his father, too.

But he never expected that his own father would be such a source of endless questions.

“Son, why doesn't this honeycomb coal of yours produce smoke, and why does it burn for so long?”

“Son, how can vegetables grow in these greenhouses during winter?”

“Son, where do potatoes and corn grow, and how can we get them here?”

As a result, all of the Ming Dynasty began using smokeless coal, eating hot meals in winter, and bringing back high-yield crops such as potatoes and corn from overseas.

The glorious Hongwu era truly became one of a strong nation and prosperous people.

The old man finally came clean to Zhu Jin.

“Good son, I've learned so much from you that I've become an emperor for the ages!”

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