Writing a Diary in the Great Ming, I Get a Three-Hundred-Million Loan Request from Old Zhu

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, he became Zhu Yuanhang's inconspicuous grandson, Zhu Xianhe!

He had no interest in court politics. He was obsessed with making money!

He begged a small fishing village from his father, the Prince of Qi, Zhu Fu, and secretly turned it into the world's largest port.

It wasn't until the Ming Dynasty's first ranking list, the Langya Tycoon List, appeared that the world learned he was a super-tycoon.

Langya Tycoon List: All Ming subjects, overseas vassals, and expatriates are eligible!

Number ten on the Langya Tycoon List: Shen Wansan, who holds the Treasure-Gathering Basin, runs his business brilliantly, and is richer than an entire province.

Old Zhu: He'er, did you get the rankings wrong? Shen Wansan is so rich, so how did he only make it to number ten in the Ming Dynasty?

Zhu Xianhe: Grandfather, your eyes are sharp and you see everything clearly. I think I moved him up two places because he's your sworn brother.

Old Zhu: Who's this Langya King Xiaohe at number one?

Zhu Xianhe: That's me.

Old Zhu: We want to attack the Tatars. Do you have a clever plan?

Zhu Xianhe: Grandfather, you mustn't! The Tatar lands are our own territory...

Zhu Xianhe pulled an appointment letter for the Tatar tribal chief from his sleeve.

"Grandfather, just write down the name of whoever you like..."

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