Great Ming: From Abandoned Royal Infant to Emperor for the Ages

The transmigrator Zhu Ying becomes the calamity to the nation foretold by the court astrologers, and the palace issues seven successive orders for his execution.

Fortunately, he is saved by a palace maid serving in the Imperial Guards and flees to a distant land.

Sixteen years later, Zhu Ying returns to the imperial capital and settles by the Qinhuai River, living with an old man surnamed Huang who claims to be a member of the Imperial Guards.

To return to the heart of the Ming government, Zhu Ying enters the court and rises swiftly through the ranks, suppresses foreign neighbors, and gains power over the entire court.

But just as he is about to meet the emperor and reveal his identity,

he discovers that the lofty Hongwu Emperor, Zhu Yuanzhang, is none other than Grandpa Huang, the man who had been living with him all this time!

Zhu Yuanzhang: Ying'er, it's been sixteen years. You still can't let it go?

Zhu Ying: No! Grandpa Huang, I just want to take back what's mine!

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