Great Ming: Zhu Biao's Last Words: I Have Another Son

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Crown Prince Zhu Biao was critically ill.

On the verge of death, he left behind his final words.

He had a son who had been lost among the common folk.

Zhu Yuanzhang frantically searched all across the country, hoping only to fulfill his son's final wish.

Zhu Tong had transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty more than ten years ago.

Everything had been going just fine until one day he ran into a strange old man.

Old man: "Kid! Come with me. Why are you eating mud-covered wild *?"

Zhu Tong: "It's roasted sweet potato. I can't believe this..."

Old man: "These taro stalks are delicious. Kid, how did you grow them?"

Zhu Tong: "Oh, come on! That's pig feed, old man!"

Old man: "Kid! You wrote these poems? You've stunned all the scholars in our Ming Dynasty."

Zhu Tong: "Let's keep a low profile, a low profile..."

Old man: "Kid, I have a secret to tell you too. Actually, I'm the Ming Emperor..."

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