Great Ming: You Asked Me to Hunt Down Pirates, But I Wiped Out Japan Instead

He transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and became Zhu Yuanzhang's eldest son, Zhu Ji.

But because he was born to Yuanzhang and a maid, Yuanzhang could only acknowledge him as an adopted son, leaving him out of the imperial genealogy.

At three, Zhu Ji excelled at literary studies and immediately offered the strategy, "Build high walls, stockpile provisions, and claim the throne slowly." At eight, he took up martial arts, charged straight into Lake Poyang, and personally killed Chen Youliang.

Three years ago, Zhu Yuanzhang sent him north with Xu Da to learn military strategy! Instead, he led his troops straight to the enemy capital and destroyed the Yuan Dynasty.

A year ago, he went to sea to wipe out the Japanese pirates, but his entire army vanished. Zhu Yuanzhang thought they had perished along with the pirates and wept for more than a month.

But it turned out they had gone straight to the island nation and massacred the Japanese.

To preserve China's destiny, he killed everyone who shared a surname with the war criminals of the future, preventing them from reproducing a whole pack of beasts. Better to kill ten thousand by mistake than let one slip through!

"Zhu Ji! Let's talk. Why don't you inherit the throne?"

"Take that up with your own son! The world is so vast, and I've still got to conquer it!"

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