Great Ming: The Eight-Year-Old Lucky Grandson, Praised by the Old Emperor Zhu

Transmigrating to the fifteenth year of the Hongwu reign of the Ming dynasty, he becomes Zhu Xiongying, the eight-year-old imperial grandson. After awakening a koi-like constitution, he can earn an endless stream of rewards by leaving the palace to travel the land.

He tells Old Zhu he wants to become a cowherd and experience the hardships of ordinary people, then accidentally exposes a hidden rebel gang and seizes ten million taels of silver and supplies. He goes on to wipe out the remnants of the Righteous and Brave White Lotus rebels and the Japanese pirates, securing the Ming dynasty's vast coastline and making a fortune from maritime trade.

He asks for a free territory, then spends heavily to recruit skilled craftsmen from across the land, opening the way to an Eastern industrial age.

Good heavens! How can His Highness the Imperial Grandson know and understand everything? Even the most ordinary man, as long as he follows His Highness and receives his guidance, can immediately earn merits, rise in rank, and shine!

Zhu Di: With the Imperial Grandson leading our armies, what does a campaign to Langjuxu amount to? The Ming banners shall fly across the entire world!

Zhu Biao: With my son here, I am content to serve as his minister.

Zhu Yunwen: Brother, can I at least be made King of Japan?

Old Zhu heaps on the praise: What a fine grandson! The Ming dynasty's sun never sets, thanks to you!

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