Immortal and Martial Great Ming: From the Start, I Fight Zhu Di for a Meal!

When the Jianwen Emperor ascends the throne, a prince pretending to be insane appears in Beiping.

Feng Xi is furious when his food gets stolen: Madmen should be locked up!

Zhu Di: I am a son of the Great Ancestor, Prince of Yan of the Great Ming, and ruler of the northern frontier!

Feng Xi: You stole my food.

Zhu Di: I command hundreds of thousands of elite troops, led a campaign to overthrow the Jianwen Emperor, and claimed the throne!

Feng Xi: You stole my food.

After embarking on the path of immortal cultivation, Feng Xi grows stronger by attaining enlightenment in his dreams. He decides not to stoop to Zhu Di's level.

One step makes him a postnatal master, two steps take him into the innate realm, three steps make him a grandmaster, four steps let him turn beans into soldiers, and five steps let him summon wind and rain.

Zhu Di cries out in amazement: I wish to appoint you as the nation's Imperial Preceptor, Immortal Master!

Feng Xi waves a hand: What immortal arts? They're just tricks of the martial world, nothing more than optical illusions.

With that, Feng Xi leaps into the sky and flies away on the clouds.

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