Great Ming: From the Start, I Teach the Imperial Grandson to Lie Low and Scheme

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang appointed his grandson Zhu Yunwen as heir apparent. That night, the memorial tablet of the late Crown Prince Zhu Biao inexplicably split into four pieces.

Zhu Yuanzhang was shocked and summoned the Imperial Astronomical Bureau to investigate.

After divining the matter, the bureau informed him that the Crown Prince's line was in danger of dying out.

Alarmed at the prospect of his son's line ending, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered the bureau to find a way to avert the disaster.

How could mortal efforts defy the will of Heaven?

Just as they were at a loss, purple qi came from the east and literary energy descended upon Qixia. A man who could defy Heaven's decree and change fate had appeared.

At Mount Qixia, the Hongwu Emperor met Qin Feng, a transmigrator. After talking with him, the emperor couldn't praise him enough.

Half a day later, Qin Feng was appointed tutor to the Eastern Palace and became Crown Prince Zhu Yunwen's teacher.

At their first meeting, Qin Feng launched into a grand bluff: "I have a skill that can slay dragons and subdue tigers. Your Highness, would you like to learn it?"

Zhu Yunwen was delighted and began learning the art of dragon-slaying from Qin Feng.

It didn't take long for Zhu Yunwen to realize something was off.

Keep your head down, have thick skin, and be ruthless. What the heck kind of dragon-slaying art is this?

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