Great Ming: The Idle Imperial Grandson Just Wants to Sail West with Zheng He

Zhu Mu transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty, becoming the son of Zhu Gaoxu, the dynasty's most pitiful and ridiculous schemer.

To avoid the tragic fate awaiting him, he decides to sail west with Zheng He and make a run for it.

Just as Zhu Mu devotes himself to planning his escape, he can no longer hide his true strength.

Zhu Di asks, "What do you think about building great ships, sailing west, and bringing glory to the Ming Dynasty?"

Zhu Di asks, "How do you think we can make the Ming Dynasty stronger and the people prosperous?"

Fine. As long as he can get to the Southern Seas, Zhu Mu has no choice but to answer each question.

Who would have thought that one day Zhu Di would say to him,

"My grandson, stop running off to the Southern Seas. How about becoming emperor instead?"

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