Great Ming: Blind for Five Years, My Student Is Zhu Di of Yongle

Han Chen, who is blind in both eyes, transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and manages a tavern owned by a man surnamed Yan.

Brother Yan is both Han Chen's mentor and friend. He often visits the tavern to ask about matters of statecraft, people's livelihoods, and other such topics.

"Who do you think should inherit the throne?"

"What are the odds of the Ming defeating Koko Temur this time?"

"What kind of person do you think the imperial grandson, Zhu Yunwen, is?"

Han Chen is a little irritated. If you hadn't become my student, would I bother seriously answering these childish questions?

Just like that, five years pass in the blink of an eye, and Han Chen opens his eyes.

Looking at Nanjing, soon to fall amid the smoke of battle, Han Chen falls into deep thought.

Uh... his student seems to be the soon-to-be enthroned Yongle Emperor!

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