Great Ming: A Refugee from the Start, Zhu Yuanzhang Teaches Me to Rebel

In the tenth year of Hongwu, strange signs appear in the heavens.

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

Amid the turmoil, Crown Prince Zhu Biao inherits the throne, stabilizes the situation, conceals what happened, and secretly orders an investigation.

Waking from a dream, Zhu Hanqing discovers that he has transmigrated to the Ming dynasty and become the heir to the Prince of Min.

It is now the seventh year of Tianqi.

Factional strife rages within the Ming dynasty, natural disasters strike across the land, rebel armies are everywhere, the war in Liaodong is going badly, and the Manchus are constantly preparing to enter the pass.

Even the Prince of Min's residence is overrun by rebels. Zhu Hanqing, the heir himself, is kidnapped by refugees and mistaken, along with an old man, for sour meat they intend to eat.

To seize a slim chance at survival, Zhu Hanqing takes the opportunity to kill the refugees, then awakens a System that rewards him for killing enemies.

Killing enemies earns him experience and rewards, and can even grant him immortality.

From then on, a God of Slaughter descends upon the world.

He quells rebellions, executes corrupt officials, destroys the Manchus, and rebuilds a true empire on which the sun never sets.

Zhu Yuanzhang: "You little rascal, are you trying to rebel against your own family?"

Zhu Hanqing: "So what? My ancestor was a beggar and still became emperor!"

Zhu Yuanzhang: "??? I'm your ancestor!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.