Great Ming: I Kidnapped a Princess for Good Luck and Stunned Zhu Yuanzhang

Su Ming transmigrated to the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty and became an illicit salt trader.

By chance, he obtained a System that rewarded him for exploring and lighting up prefectures.

While exploring and lighting up Yingtian Prefecture, he met a man who looked remarkably like Zhu Yuanzhang, and the two became unlikely friends despite their age difference.

During their conversation, Su Ming learned that Old Huang's daughter had gone missing during the chaos of war. Su Ming decided to help him find her, but the brothers at the manor unexpectedly picked up a young woman and arranged for her to marry Su Ming to bring him good fortune.

When Zhu Yuanzhang arrived at the manor, he discovered that the Mrs. Su everyone had been talking about was actually his daughter, Zhu Yan'er.

Zhu Yan'er: "I'm an orphan, and I've come to seek refuge with relatives. One serving of jianbing guozi, please."

Old Huang: "Let's each call things our own way. I'll call you my son, and you can call me Dad. My eldest and second daughters are both single, so how about it?"

Old Xu: "We've got a nice girl in our family who'd like to marry Brother Su, too."

Zhu Di: "What the hell? Does that mean I'm the only one who's still single?"

Su Ming: "Haha, no big deal. Let me tell you a little secret: once that monk Zhu dies, we'll help Zhu Di rebel. Then we can all join the prosperous, wealthy family."

Zhu Yuanzhang: "The fourth son dares to steal Biao'er's throne? I'll chop him down. But son-in-law, tell me, do I look like the Hongwu Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang?"

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