Tomorrow Night, the Emperor, I Will Be Born in a Coffin to See Ma Lao Zhu

Zhu Kui traveled through the Ming Dynasty and ended up in the belly of Zhu Yuanzhang's beloved concubine, Sun Guifei, and became an unborn baby. The most unfortunate thing is that Concubine Sun has been dead for many days due to dystocia. Fortunately, the system awakened, became a vampire, and gained the ability to save itself. Just when Zhu Yuanzhang was about to close the coffin in grief, Zhu Kui unexpectedly came out of his stomach. Seeing the bloody Zhu Kui being born from the coffin, even the battle-hardened Lao Zhu was paralyzed. What happened after that made Zhu Yuanzhang's worldview collapse! There is a severe drought in Yangzhou, thousands of miles of bare ground, the corpse of a beautiful woman, and the drought demon is interrogated at night. Outside Lanruo Temple, there is snow falling in June, a series of murders, and a female ghost demanding her life. By the West Lake, there is a flooded Qiantang, filled with bones and thousands of years old white snakes. ………… Gods and ghosts have different aspirations, ghosts are companions, they hold the royal power, and judge yin and yang at night. From then on, the entire Ming Dynasty knew that their daytime emperor was named Zhu Yuanzhang. But at night, they also have a king of the dark night, Zhu Kui, who is known as the "Son of Night"! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.