Great Ming: I Kidnap Zhu Yuanzhang, and He Still Has to Thank Me

After transmigrating to the early Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yu led the villagers in building a prosperous, peaceful haven far removed from the world.

In the third year of Hongwu, days of torrential rain caused the Yellow River to burst its banks, bringing disaster to the people. An old man surnamed Zhu was wandering outside the village when he was bound and brought before Zhu Yu.

Everything in the village left Old Zhu stunned.

"Why is there no flooding in your village after all this rain?"

"Why are the farmers on your estate so well-fed when everyone else is starving?"

"Do you think the endless rain is the emperor's fault?"

"What kind of man do you think His Majesty is?"

After that, Old Zhu often came by to ask strange questions.

Sometimes he even brought along his fourth son.

Then one day, Old Zhu quietly told Zhu Yu:

"I'm Zhu Yuanzhang. Please, come out of retirement and help me."

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