Great Ming: I Am the Zhu Clan's Guardian Immortal, Protecting Them for Three Hundred Years

After transmigrating as a fox immortal, Lu Bai happened to save Zhu Yuanzhang, a beggar on the verge of starving to death, and guided Old Zhu in driving out the Tartars and founding the Ming dynasty.

When Old Zhu entrusted his descendants to Lu Bai on his deathbed, Lu Bai agreed to become the guardian fox immortal of the Ming royal family, protecting Zhu's descendants and the Ming dynasty.

During the Jianwen era, Zhu Di was preparing to rebel, but Lu Bai slapped him ten times across the face and beat him into submission.

Unfortunately, Zhu Yunwen was utterly incompetent, so in the end Lu Bai still let Zhu Di take the throne.

During the Zhengtong era, the God of War Zhu Qizhen was just preparing to lead a punitive expedition himself when Lu Bai broke both his legs on the spot and forced him to pass the throne to Zhu Qiyu...

During the Jiajing era, with his own great-grand-ancestor Lu Bai watching him like a hawk, the Jiajing Emperor diligently attended court every day. He wouldn't even dare think of neglecting the people to cultivate the Dao, make elixirs, or build temples.

During the Chongzhen era, Lu Bai awoke once more, now over three hundred years old.

"Great-grand-ancestor, your unworthy descendant Zhu Youjian begs you to save the Ming dynasty..."

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