Great Ming: The Crown Prince's Grandson, Nangong Wentian, Made Zhu Yunwen Weep

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Crown Prince Zhu Biao, who was overseeing the government, passed away.

Six months later, just as the old Zhu was overcome with grief, Princess Consort Xu Miaoyun of Yan gave birth to her fourth son, Zhu Gaoxi. At the moment of his birth, an astonishing omen appeared.

Green light flooded the room. Then a green-bead bracer appeared on Zhu Gaoxi's left arm. He was born with extraordinary strength, strong enough to move mountains. It was an auspicious sign worthy of an emperor's birth. A jade-green Qilin Celestial Crystal Beast even came treading on clouds, stunning the world.

When Zhu Yuanzhang heard the news, he was overjoyed. After Zhu Biao's passing, it seemed he had finally found new hope.

“Fourth Son, bring my good grandson to the palace.”

“Daughter-in-law, our good grandson is brilliant in both letters and arms, and so clever. Wonderful!”

“Good grandson, I'm thinking of making you Crown Prince's heir. Should I first make your father Crown Prince? I'll give it some thought.”

“Good grandson, hurry up and grow up. I don't have much time left... Huh? Why do I feel like I could live a few more years?”

Zhu Di: “What a son! Lie back and enjoy it? I fathered a son through my own ability, and I worked hard for it too! Right, my dear?”

Zhu Yunwen was at a loss. “Grandfather, so love really can disappear, huh?”

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