The Great Ming Empire: Saving Zhou Zhiruo at the Han River

The male protagonist, Xu Shaotang, transmigrated to the Great Yuan, a land where warlords were rising on every side.

He brought his whole body with him, but became a six-year-old child.

He was later adopted by the Zhou family, who lived by the banks of the Han River.

He had a very pretty younger sister, Zhou Zhiruo.

If nothing unexpected happened, he might have lived a peaceful fisherman's life with Zhou Zhiruo.

But that night, his little sister Zhou had an accident while helping someone cross the river.

As a result, Xu Shaotang met Zhu Yuanzhang and Chang Yuchun, two minor figures in the Ming Cult.

He began a journey to find his sister, and met Li Yao and her younger brother, descendants of Xu Zhu of the Lingjiu Palace.

His extraordinary talent for martial arts let him quickly master the Six Yang Palms of Tianshan and the Nine Yin Manual.

After that, he and Zhu Yuanzhang expanded their territory, fought across the land, and unified the Ming Cult.

He shared a love-hate relationship with Zhao Min, the charming princess of the Great Yuan, and discussed the Dao with his senior, Zhang Sanfeng.

The fortune of the Great Song? The legendary Ancestor Chen?

Xu Shaotang discovered that he had countless ties to this world.

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