Great Ming: The Beloved Grandson Begs Me to Take Him as a Disciple from the Start

After his soul transmigrates to the Yongle era of the Ming Dynasty, Xia Yan brings along a supply System that can connect to later generations.

By chance, Zhu Zhanji is so impressed by him that he begs to become his disciple.

Through tireless instruction, Xia Yan successfully turns the Good Sage-Grandson into a top student in science and mathematics, and the gravedigger of the Confucian scholar-official faction.

The civil officials cry out in fear, "Xia Yan is misleading the heir to the throne, betraying the teachings of the sages, and competing with the people for profit. He must be executed!"

The nobles roar, "Our elders fought wars their entire lives, but Xia Yan won't let us enjoy ourselves. If he doesn't die, our lives will be worse than death!"

Esan of the Oirats says, "Xia Yan is the greatest threat to the Oirats. Kill him at any cost!"

Zhu Zhanji roars, "Silence! My teacher introduced corn and potatoes, ending famine in the Ming. He introduced a graduated tax system, filling the Ming treasury. He reformed the military household system and created steel guns and cannons, making the Ming army invincible in the world... He's the Ming's greatest scholar and general!"

Xia Yan says, "My dream is for the sun and moon never to set, and for their light to shine forever on the Ming!"

Zhu Di reminds him, "Good Sage-Grandson, your grandfather wanted to kill him many times back then, but now I know I was wrong. With him helping you, I can rest easy about the Ming's future!"

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