Great Ming: My Billion-Dollar Fortune Exposed by Zhu Di!

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Xi obtains a Sign-In System that grants him rewards whenever he signs in.

All Zhu Xi wants is to keep a low profile, build up his power, and establish his own country overseas.

Just then, Emperor Jianwen Zhu Yunwen moves to curb the power of the feudal princes, and Zhu Di launches a rebellion to overthrow him.

Keeping a low profile as he builds his strength, Zhu Xi becomes a reclusive tycoon worth over a hundred million.

Using his knowledge of the future, he secretly helps Zhu Di win the rebellion. Zhu Xi earns the greatest merit and is named Marquis Champion, only to discover that he is Zhu Di's illegitimate son, Zhu Gaoxi.

Zhu Di: "What? You have ten million taels of silver? Are you sure you didn't add an extra zero?"

Zhu Xi: "Including fixed assets, I should have over twenty million. Not quite a hundred million!"

Zhu Di is astonished: "Tsk!"

Zhu Xi: "Oh, I almost forgot. I also have tens of millions of taels of silver overseas. Conservatively speaking, my net worth is over a hundred million."

Zhu Di is overjoyed and goes wild: "A hundred million taels! Hahaha! A campaign in Mobei costs three million taels of silver. I want to launch a hundred campaigns! We'll flatten Mobei and chase the Tatars all the way back to their grandmothers' homes!"

"Son, turn all your silver over to the state. Don't worry, I'll hand the whole realm over to you one day!"

Zhu Xi:

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