Great Ming: My Dad Transmigrated Early and Became Zhu Yuanzhang

Three years after his father disappeared, Su Bai transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty.

A newcomer with nowhere to turn, Su Bai can only make ends meet as a chef at an inn. Thanks to his modern culinary skills, he gets by quite comfortably.

What Su Bai doesn't know is that his father has also transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty, where he has become Zhu Yuanzhang.

One day, Zhu Yuanzhang goes incognito and happens to learn that someone has made tomato and egg stir-fry. He immediately suspects another transmigrator has arrived, so he tries a secret passphrase with the innkeeper.

"A jug of palace jade wine."

But the innkeeper can't give the right response. Disappointed, Zhu Yuanzhang assumes that his own transmigration has caused a butterfly effect.

When the innkeeper tells Su Bai what he said, Su Bai is also shocked. Thinking the innkeeper is a fellow transmigrator, he hurriedly gives the response, only to find the man looking completely baffled.

Just then, the more Zhu Yuanzhang thinks about it, the more suspicious it seems. He guesses there may be other transmigrators, and immediately posts an imperial notice: "First line: Odd functions change, even functions don't."

Su Bai happens to see it and responds: "The sign tells you which quadrant."

When Zhu Yuanzhang hears this, he is utterly stunned!

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