The Night Son of Great Ming: I Am Born in a Coffin and Leave Old Zhu Stunned

Zhu Kui transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty, only to find himself in the womb of Sun Guifei, a beloved consort of Zhu Yuanzhang, as an unborn baby.

Worst of all, Sun Guifei has already been dead for days after dying in childbirth, taking her baby with her.

Fortunately, the System awakens, turns him into a vampire, and gives him the ability to save himself.

Just as Zhu Yuanzhang is grief-stricken and about to seal the coffin, Zhu Kui unexpectedly crawls out of the womb by himself.

Watching the blood-soaked Zhu Kui emerge from the coffin, even the battle-hardened Old Zhu is left stunned.

And what happens next shatters Zhu Yuanzhang's entire worldview!

A severe drought in Yangzhou, thousands of miles of scorched earth, a beautiful female corpse, and an interrogation of the drought demon at night.

Snow falling in June outside Lanruo Temple, a string of murders, and a vengeful female ghost.

Floodwaters swallowing Qiantang by West Lake, piles of bones, and a thousand-year-old white snake.

Strange tales of gods and ghosts, monsters for companions, royal power in his grasp, and nighttime interrogations of the yin and yang.

From then on, everyone in the Ming Dynasty knows that their emperor by day is Zhu Yuanzhang.

But at night, they have another ruler of darkness, Zhu Kui, known as the "Night Emperor"!

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