Great Ming: The Poorest Imperial Grandson, Whom Old Zhu Begs to Embezzle

After transmigrating to the twenty-fifth year of the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty, Zhu Yunhuan becomes an imperial grandson and binds himself to a Donation System.

Every donation he makes brings him enormous rewards.

So Zhu Yunhuan goes all out to raise money, even donating everything in his home that can be given away.

But who could have guessed that Hu Weiyong would accuse Zhu Yunhuan of embezzling the people's money for his own use?

Zhu Chongba leads the officials to search his residence for the stolen goods. But when they see Zhu Yunhuan's bare, empty home, Zhu Yuanzhang and his ministers are dumbfounded.

"This is His Highness's residence? How has it all grown *? And he actually eats coarse rice and vegetable leaves?"

"What a fine example of making do with patched clothes for another three years. My Ming dynasty... has made His Highness suffer!"

"I never imagined my grandson lived in such hardship. He doesn't even have a few decent maids. Actually... it wouldn't matter if you skimmed a little for yourself!"

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