Great Ming: One Sword Opens Heaven's Gate, and Zhu Di Begs Me to Become Emperor

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, he becomes Zhu Gaoxi, the fourth son of Prince of Yan Zhu Di. Drawing on the memories of his past life, he is already able to do as he pleases in the army at the age of twelve. Not a single soldier among the hundreds of thousands under Zhu Di can withstand one of his moves.

Worried that the maid by his side might be a spy, Zhu Di orders her driven out of Beiping.

What he doesn't know is that the maid is already carrying Zhu Gaoxi's child.

Zhu Gaoxi falls out with Zhu Di on the spot and goes looking for her. To make the search more efficient, he builds the Dragon-Guarding Manor, but still comes up empty-handed. Worried about his mother's health, Zhu Gaoxi returns to Beiping.

Zhu Gaoxi: "Old Zhu, I'm fine with you rebelling and taking the throne, but once you become emperor, you have to help me find my child!"

Zhu Di: "All right. The child is, after all, of the Zhu family bloodline. I promise!"

In less than a year, Zhu Di raises an army and storms into Yingtian Prefecture.

Zhu Gaoxi: "Hurry up and help me find my child!"

Zhu Di: "The Mongols keep harassing our borders. I need to stabilize the Ming Dynasty!"

Zhu Gaoxi single-handedly cuts down the Mongols until they tremble in fear.

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