Great Ming: I Take Zhu Yuanzhang to Join Zhu Di

Zhu Yu transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and, right from the start, is forcibly claimed as family by an old man with yellow hair. The old man cries bitterly and says he's his long-lost son.

Remembering his past-life status as a top student, Zhu Yu thinks he can become a teacher and change the Ming Dynasty... But his school is deserted, and no one shows any interest.

Then one day, Prince of Yan Zhu Di comes to his door and is captivated.

He even puts Zhu Yu on a par with the monk Daoyan, calling them the hidden dragon and young phoenix, and wants them to help him plan his great enterprise?

With Zhu Yunwen now named Crown Prince's eldest grandson and the Jingnan Campaign about to begin, Zhu Yu slaps his thigh and makes up his mind. He turns to the old man beside him and lowers his voice. "Old man, to be frank, Zhu Di will sit on the Ming throne one day. I'll take you to join him right now, and the two of us can secure a bright future."

Old man: "???"

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