Great Ming: I’m Set on Rebellion, Yet Old Zhu Calls Me His Saintly Grandson

Also known as: Zhu Biao, you take charge of the state while I follow my eldest grandson into rebellion!

He transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes Zhu Yuntong.

In the twenty-first year of the Hongwu reign, with Lady Lu in control of the Eastern Palace, ten-year-old Zhu Yuntong asks to move out of the palace.

He builds a fleet, improves gunpowder, gathers talented people, and develops flintlock guns and steam engines. Ahem... it's not for rebellion, purely for self-defense.

One day, a merchant surnamed Li who looks just like his grandfather arrives to sell the glass beads and glass mirrors he has just invented.

Merchant Li: "The Crown Prince is seriously ill. As a prince, why haven't you gone to visit him?"

"I've sent medicine over several times. Maybe someone threw it away? Otherwise, my father's illness would have been cured by now!"

"Then why are you making this unusual weapon, a flintlock gun?"

"Ahem... My place is rather remote, and bandits are a risk. It's for self-defense!"

"Then why are you building a large ship?"

"To transport our goods overseas..."

Just then, a black-robed monk walks over and looks at the merchant surnamed Li. "The prince is a man of extraordinary talent and vision, the rightful heir. Lord Li, are you willing to follow him?"

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