Great Ming: I Slaughter My Way Through the Late Ming, and Zhu Yuanzhang Teaches Me to Rebel

In the tenth year of the Hongwu reign, a strange phenomenon appeared in the heavens.

The founding emperor, Zhu Yuanzhang, suddenly vanished from the palace.

Amid the ensuing turmoil, Crown Prince Zhu Biao inherited the throne, stabilized the situation, concealed the matter, and secretly ordered an investigation.

After waking from a dream, Zhu Hanqing discovered that he had transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and become the heir to the Prince of Min.

It was now the seventh year of the Tianqi reign.

Factional strife raged within the Ming court, natural disasters struck across the land, rebellions erupted everywhere, the fighting in Liaodong grew desperate, and the Manchus were poised to invade at any moment.

Even the Prince of Min's residence had fallen to rebels. Zhu Hanqing himself, the heir, had been kidnapped by refugees and was about to be eaten as "sour meat" alongside an old man.

Desperate to survive, Zhu Hanqing seized his chance and killed the refugees. He then awakened a System that rewarded him for killing enemies.

By killing enemies, he could gain experience and rewards, even eternal life.

From then on, a god of slaughter descended upon the world.

He put down rebellions, executed corrupt officials, destroyed the Manchus, and rebuilt a true empire on which the sun never set.

But just as Zhu Hanqing was about to become emperor,

the old man who had followed him all along said, "Time to come clean. I'm your ancestor, Zhu Yuanzhang."

Zhu Hanqing: "You're my ancestor? Then I'm your dad!"...

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