Great Ming: My Dad Is Zhu Youjian, and I'm Going to Make a Trillion

Zhang Wen was hounded by debt collectors and was on the verge of jumping off a building.

His late father appeared in a dream and told him he had buried gold for him. Sure enough, Zhang dug up Ming Dynasty treasury gold.

After paying off his debts, he planned to take it easy, but ended up launching a frenzied money-making spree to help his father.

Son, an original work by Emperor Huizong of Song is buried underground. Go dig it up.

A gilded Ming Dynasty Buddha statue is buried underground. Go dig it up.

The Burmese king's tribute of jade is buried underground. Go dig it up.

A gold-laden ship belonging to the East India Company was sunk. Go dig it up.

The Spanish Treasure Fleet sank at sea. Go dig it up.

One hundred million can equip a division.

Ten billion can stabilize the situation in another Ming Dynasty.

One hundred billion can open a portal to another Ming Dynasty.

One trillion can build a twin portal.

Should he operate independently or hand it over to the country to boost its fortunes? That is the question.

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