Great Ming: Zhu Di Ascends the Throne, and I Resurrect Zhu Yuanzhang

The Daoist mystic Zhu Qian transmigrates into the body of Zhu Zhanji, the deceased Crown Prince's grandson in the Yongle era of the Ming dynasty.

After predicting an earthquake in Yingtian Prefecture, he evacuates the people in advance. Zhu Di sends his three sons to visit.

But the three become so captivated by Zhu Qian's modern knowledge that they never come back.

Zhu Di flies into a rage: "Where are my three rebellious sons? Have they gone missing?"

He grabs his saber and storms over to Zhu Qian's house.

Zhu Gaochi kneels in tears. "Father, you can't kill him! He's your eldest grandson!"

Zhu Zhanshan accidentally falls off a cliff.

Zhu Di carries the dying Zhu Zhanshan to Zhu Qian's house and orders him to bring the boy back to life.

Unexpectedly, once Zhu Zhanshan wakes up, he's a completely different person.

Zhu Yuanzhang, speaking through Zhu Zhanshan: "Fourth, you bastard! How did you become emperor?"

Zhu Di: "Did the child hit his head?"

Little does he know, Zhu Di's every move has been witnessed by Zhu Yuanzhang.

When Zhu Di sees Zhu Yuanzhang again in a dream, his face is streaked with tears. Zhu Zhanshan steps forward and gently strokes Zhu Di's forehead.

Zhu Zhanshan: "My child, you've had a hard time."

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