Great Ming: Old Zhu, Let’s Grab Our Buckets and Run

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Chen Xiaoliu finds himself a six-year-old boy with a seven-year-old maid, a drafty shack, and a father who has run away from home with all the family wealth.

That is the situation Chen Xiaoliu faces at the start of his transmigration.

Fortunately, a wooden chest he carries with him occasionally produces some "heaven-sent treasures."

So, for twelve years, he keeps his head down, making money while planning his grand escape.

Then his father suddenly shows up and, one day, mysteriously tells him, "Your old man is actually Zhu Yuanzhang!"

After checking it in every way he can, Chen Xiaoliu reluctantly accepts the truth.

There's no escaping now, so what should he do?

Well, sorry about this,

if I'm not the one running away, then it'll be your turn!

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