Great Ming: Old Zhu's Broken Bowl Lets Me Transmigrate

The protagonist, Gu Huai, loves visiting ghost markets. One day, he discovers a bowl that can talk.

Gu Huai: "Oh my god, it's haunted! The bowl can talk??"

Old Zhu: "I'm the Hongwu Emperor of the Great Ming, the true Son of Heaven. No ghosts or spirits dare come near me. Who are you??"

Gu Huai: "Old Zhu, put a piece of gold in the bowl, and I'll believe you're the emperor of the Great Ming."

Old Zhu: "I think you might be a con artist..."

Gu Huai: "Me, a con artist? Just you wait..."

Gu Huai transmigrates, and finds himself face to face with Zhu Yuanzhang in his imperial robes... and the emperor's personal guards.

From then on, a battered bowl once used by Zhu Yuanzhang to beg for food becomes the link between the spaces of history and the present.

Gu Huai goes from being a junior company employee to a trader traveling between the Ming Dynasty and the modern world.

And the Great Ming becomes the first empire on which the sun never sets...

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