Ming Dynasty: I Went to Beijing to Find My Wife, and My In-Law Turned Out to Be Zhu Yuanzhang

Bai Chen traveled to the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty. When he was six years old, he recited a verse to guide Zhu Yuanzhang's future imperial path. Lao Zhu was very happy, and Xu Da and others clamored to accept this boy as his son-in-law. After the founding of the Ming Dynasty, Bai Chen decided to go to the capital to find these old friends to fulfill their engagement. For a time, the founding emperor and heroes of the Ming Dynasty were panicked. Some spent money to solve the problem, some were lucky to have no children, and some concealed their identities and pretended not to know them. Bai Chen also knew that as a businessman, he could no longer compete with these people. However, his next operation made it too late for these people to regret it. Xu Da: My dear, please marry Bai Chen and steal his blood transfusion method, penicillin! Li Shanchang: Making salt, making sugar, and building highways. This is real development. I just hate that I don't have a daughter! Zhu Yuanzhang: This boy can actually defeat the prime minister without using a sword. If Ning'er marries him, she will have a promising future! As a result, Bai Chen became the most lucky man in the entire Ming Dynasty. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.