Ming Dynasty God of Wealth: My Brother-in-Law Is Zhu Yuanzhang

That year, natural disasters and human calamities struck, and the land was littered with the dead from starvation.

Zhu Yuanzhang entrusted his only surviving sister, Zhu Guizhi, to Han Fei, his dirt-poor childhood buddy who'd pissed in the dirt and played mud pies with him. Then he went to Huangjue Temple, became a monk, and entered the priesthood.

A few years later, Zhu Yuanzhang left the monastery and joined the Red Turban Army. When he returned home to recruit soldiers and collect provisions, he discovered that Han Fei had become the richest man in Zhongli Village.

Zhu Yuanzhang: “Brother-in-law, the Yuan emperor is a tyrant. Why don't we rebel together? I'll be emperor, you'll be chancellor, and we'll rule the world. Now that would be something!”

Han Fei: “No, no, no, Zhu Chongba. You're just after my silver and my grain!”

Zhu Guizhi: “My lord, Zhu Chongba is your brother-in-law, after all. Please, for my sake...”

Han Fei: “Don't say another word, Zhu Guizhi. Keep it up and we'll get divorced. You money-draining freeloader!”

In the end, however, Han Fei became not only the richest man in the Great Ming, but also its God of Wealth.

Generals from every corner showed him respect, addressing him as “Sir...”

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