Great Ming: The Abandoned Baby Is a Rebellious Son, but Miaoyun Is Your Sister-in-Law!

In the thirteenth year of Hongwu, the Imperial Guards secretly reported a rumor from north of the Yangtze.

Zhu Yuanzhang was the Southern Emperor, residing south of the river and in charge of officialdom; Zhu Qiang was the Northern Emperor, residing north of the river and holding life and death in his hands.

After reading the report, Old Zhu flew into a rage and ordered Tu Jie, Censor-in-Chief, to cross the river north as an imperial commissioner and investigate the case thoroughly.

However, as the Censorate's investigation went deeper, the words and deeds of Zhu Qiang and the others, all abandoned infants by birth, thoroughly shocked Old Zhu.

"Anything the Zhu family sets its sights on will belong to the Zhu family sooner or later."

"In Dadu, even a copper coin falling from the sky has to bear the Zhu name!"

As the investigation deepened, a colossal enterprise covering the lives of the people of the Ming from birth to death came to light.

Duke of Wei Xu Da, Duke of Xin Tang He, and even Crown Prince Zhu Biao were implicated!

Zhu Biao: "If I would even kill my own younger brother, would I still be human?"

Dadu.

Looking out over the vast plains,

Zhu Qiang hears that Imperial Commissioner Tu Jie is heading north and sends a polo ball flying with a single strike.

He turns to the maid beside him and murmurs thoughtfully,

"There mustn't be anyone this damn powerful in Beiping!"

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