Great Ming: I Got a Portal the Moment I Left My Coffin, and Zhu Biao Got Beaten Up

On the eighth day of the fifth month in the fifteenth year of the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Xiongying, the Imperial Grandson, had been buried at Mount Zhong not long before.

As five hundred eunuchs and fifteen hundred Embroidered Uniform Guards awaited their own burial with him, their eyes filled with despair,

a black gate suddenly appeared behind the tomb, releasing a powerful suction force

that yanked Zhu Xiongying's coffin out from deep within the tomb.

Bang! A boy of just eight kicked open the fine nanmu coffin lid atop the mound,

rubbing his eyes, still half asleep, and ** came out.

The eunuchs below saw the sudden scene before them

and shrieked in their high-pitched voices.

"A-a... a corpse has risen! N-no, the Imperial... the Imperial Grandson has become a ghost!"

Then, amid the eunuchs' terrified cries, the black gate's suction surged, pulling both the coffin and its occupant inside...

When Zhu Yuanzhang learned that his beloved grandson might not be dead, he turned around and slapped Zhu Biao.

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