Great Ming: From the Start, I Have Ibuprofen and Secure My Seat as Imperial Grandson

He transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty as Zhu Yunton, grandson of the Hongwu Emperor, and activates the sign-in System.

But unexpectedly, it is now the twenty-fifth year of the Hongwu reign, and Crown Prince Zhu Biao is about to die.

Currents are stirring within and beyond the court, and various factions are poised to act.

To change his fate, Zhu Yunton decides to unleash his ultimate move.

"Father, this medicine is called ibuprofen. Take it three times a day, and any cold or fever will be cured right away."

"Grandfather, this is a map of the world. Cross this strait, and all nations will come to pay tribute and submit..."

"Uncle, the Northern Yuan can be destroyed, and the Japanese pirates are nothing to fear. Our goal is to fish in the English Channel and ride horses across the American plains..."

In his old age, Zhu Yunton looks back on his life.

Everywhere the sun and moon shine is Huaxia, and wherever the rivers flow, there are subjects of the Ming!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.