Great Ming: The Secret of the Imperial Grandson Is Out

In the eighth month of the twenty-sixth year of Hongwu, the Crown Prince Zhu Yunwen died under mysterious circumstances.

That same night, Zhu Fei crawled out of a pitch-black tomb.

Four years later, the theft of the Crown Prince's mausoleum was exposed by an ancient jade artifact, shocking the entire nation.

More than thirty thousand people were beheaded or exiled as a result.

After that, a man calling himself Old Zhu kept showing up at Zhu Fei's door. He insisted Zhu Fei was his grandson and asked him, "I want to pass the throne on to you. Do you want it?"

Zhu Fei: "Brother Zhu, we're good friends as long as we don't talk nonsense. Saying something like that could get your entire clan executed."

But as Zhu Fei spent more time with Old Zhu, he gradually realized that he could no longer keep his identity as the Crown Prince hidden.

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