Ming Dynasty: Selling Cooking Cakes at the Beginning, Lao Zhu Begged Me to Become Emperor

Zhu Ding's soul traveled through the Ming Dynasty and was left among the people. He was adopted by Wu Da, a five-foot dwarf. From then on, he followed his adoptive father to sell cooking cakes. However, Zhu Ding's true identity is the grandson of the Ming Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang who was left among the people... In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu's reign, his adoptive father Wu Da was killed by his wife Pan in collusion with powerful men. Zhu Ding was also forced to beg for food on the street... There is no end to the road. With the help of Lao Zhu, Zhu Ding successfully reopened the cake stall and got the guidance of Lao Zhu on the art of emperorship: "Lao Zhu, our pancakes are not ordinary. They are filled with compressed biscuits. If you eat one meal, you will be in charge for three days!" "Lao Zhu, our pancake stall not only sells pancakes with compressed biscuit fillings, but also spicy strip fillings, durian fillings, everything..." … "Xiao Zhu, you can't act like this when you are an official. You have to be trustworthy and you have to show your authority..." "To tell you the truth, we are the sun of the Ming Dynasty, the supreme Emperor Hongwu, and we want to make you king...!" … "Xiao Zhu, your eldest brother is incompetent, and your fourth uncle is a heavy-handed killer. A hundred years from now, the Ming Dynasty will depend on you..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.