Great Ming: Zhu Yuanzhang and I Swapped Lives from the Start

Zhu Yuntong: "Father, lie down quickly."

Zhu Biao was stunned. Was my father actually calling me Dad?

He was so startled that his illness seemed to vanish. He stopped coughing.

Zhu Yuntong hurriedly corrected himself: "Son, lie down. What did the imperial physician say?"

Zhu Biao: "Father, I know I don't have long to live. I hope you'll consider Yuntong for the position of heir."

Zhu Yuntong was helpless when this happened.

He had transmigrated to the Ming dynasty.

Suddenly, he had become Zhu Yuanzhang.

Thinking it was a dream,

he announced, in what he thought was his dream, that the maritime ban was lifted and appointed himself General of the Maritime Campaign.

What he didn't know was that, in the other body, Zhu Yuanzhang had discovered a completely different Zhu Yuntong and exclaimed, "My grandson is actually a hidden genius!"

Only when the imperial decree appointing him General of the Maritime Campaign arrived did Zhu Yuntong realize that none of it had been a dream.

And so, with his two identities, the usually overlooked Zhu Yuntong suddenly displayed extraordinary abilities and accomplished all kinds of earth-shaking feats.

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