Great Ming: Good Grandson, You Can Safely Pass the Throne to Me!

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, he becomes Zhu Yunwen, the Imperial Grandson. His father dies as soon as he arrives, and he is about to become the ill-fated Jianwen Emperor of history.

Unexpectedly, he activates the Great Ming Destiny System.

To keep his tragic fate from repeating itself, he has no choice but to keep courting disaster and aligning himself with the destiny of the Great Ming.

He furiously takes on Huang Zicheng and Qi Tai, the Eastern Palace companions: Confucianism is useless! We should burn books and bury Confucian scholars, and let a hundred schools of thought contend.

He picks up corpses along the Qinhuai River and is hunted across the land by his future father-in-law!

A great famine strikes Guanzhong, and Old Zhu transports grain to provide relief. He even mixes sand into the grain!

The Mongol remnants at the border refuse to give up their ambitions and rebel again.

Zhu Yunwen takes up arms with a coffin on his back!

“If I don't scatter your ashes, I'm no descendant of the Zhu family.”

Unexpectedly, Old Zhu sees a deeper meaning in everything he does. Deeply gratified, he exclaims:

“With Yunwen succeeding to the throne, our Great Ming will never cede territory, arrange royal marriages for peace, or pay tribute. The emperor will guard the gates of the realm, and the ruler will die for his country.”

“Good grandson, handing the Great Ming down to you means it's in safe hands!”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.