Ming Dynasty: the Ghost Betrays the Confucian Sage, My Son Zhu Yuanzhang

In the fourth year of Emperor Zhizheng of the Yuan Dynasty, Zhu Chongba buried his father with his own hands. Strangely, that night, his father's grave was dug up and his body disappeared. This became Zhu Chongba's heart knot. … The first year of Hongwu. Master Zhu Si of the capital, who practiced Jiu Yang internally and Vajra externally, carried a large golden ring knife and slashed from the city gate to the palace gate, establishing his position as the number one underworld tyrant in the capital. He has three thousand disciples who are lawless. Zhu Yuanzhang knelt down when he saw him: Dad? Fourth Master Zhu: Xiao Zhu, are you sick? Zhu Yuanzhang: Old man, do you want to be the Supreme Emperor? Fourth Master Zhu: How many dishes are there, so drunk. Zhu Yuanzhang: Dad, I am your son Zhu Chongba. Then, a lawless emperor, known as the Living King of Hell of the Zhu family, came carrying a two-meter-long knife. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.