Great Ming: Zhu Yuanzhang Insists I Become His Princess's Consort

Chen Fan transmigrated to the thirty-first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty. He became a young beggar, but accidentally saved the youngest princess in the empire. After all manner of events, three days before Zhu Yuanzhang's death, the emperor summoned Chen Fan and insisted that he wait ten years, then marry Princess Baoqing. Thus, the Ming Dynasty gained the youngest imperial son-in-law in its history, and Chen Fan began his legendary life.

Zhu Yunwen: Grandfather Emperor once said you were widely learned. Minister of War Qi Tai and Grand Court Secretary Huang Zicheng recommend abolishing the fiefdoms. What do you think, Uncle?

Chen Fan: Your Majesty, we must not rush into abolishing the fiefdoms.

Zhu Yunwen: Geng Bingwen has been defeated, and Huang Zicheng recommends Li Jinglong as commander. What do you think, Uncle?

Chen Fan: Your Majesty, absolutely not. Li Jinglong is all talk and no action. He may become another Zhao Kuo.

Zhu Di: Brother-in-law, this red cannon is fantastic. We could definitely beat the Tatars with it. Can you give the plans to the armory to make some?

Chen Fan: Sure. You go fight the Tatars, and I'll go reclaim the Ryukyu Islands.

Zhu Di: Fine. I'll put you in command of the naval camp.

Zhu Zhanji: Great-granduncle, you'll have to deal with those people in Annam again.

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