Great Ming: I'll Transmigrate in Two Months, and My Father Is Hu Weiyong

A countdown to transmigration appeared on Hu Peng's forearm, like an LCD screen.

It showed that in two months, he would transmigrate to the tenth year of the Hongwu era.

His identity after transmigrating would be Hu Peng, the eldest son of Hu Weiyong, the Left Chancellor of the Central Secretariat.

Damn, that meant he'd be executed along with his entire clan two years after transmigrating, by Zhu Yuanzhang.

He was at a loss and turned to the all-knowing internet for help.

"Transmigrating in two months. My dad is Hu Weiyong. What do I do? Need answers ASAP."

Netizens offered all sorts of advice:

Run away!

Rebel!

Give up!

Many years later, Hu Peng returned to the Great Ming with an invincible fleet.

Zhu Yuanzhang: He came back to settle things with me after all.

Zhu Yunwen: Grandfather, whatever you do, don't pass the throne to me.

Zhu Di: Brother Hu, is it time for that Campaign of Jingnan you mentioned?

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