Great Ming: Leveling Up by Acting Recklessly, Leaving Old Zhu Speechless

Chang Sen transmigrates to the early Ming Dynasty and becomes the third son of Chang Yuchun, the undefeated God of War.

No fine food or luxurious comforts for him.

For special reasons, Chang Yuchun secretly hides him away from the world as a child and has him raised in the army.

After eighteen years of brutal training and bloody battles, he earns the title Chang the Ten-Thousand and becomes the youngest regional commander in the Great Ming.

On the day he comes of age, he unexpectedly receives the second letter his father left behind. It turns out the old man's death was not so simple.

The once-glorious Chang family is also inching toward ruin.

With no way to keep a low profile, Chang Sen bursts onto the scene and triggers the Family Rise System. He can raise his family's fortune simply by doing audacious things.

From the start, he doodles on Zhu Yuanzhang's portrait and serves him horse urine to drink...

Everything he does is utterly baffling and shocking.

Eunuch Yun Qi: "How dare you serve horse urine to His Majesty, the Great Ancestor?"

Tu Jie: "You have some nerve! You dare defile His Majesty's portrait?"

Zhu Di: "You really have some gall! How dare you steal my betrothed?"

So what? The old man once said: A coward dies a thousand deaths, but a true man dies only once!

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