Great Ming: White Porridge and Pickled Mustard Greens, and Old Zhu Wants Me to Be Emperor

I transmigrate into nine-year-old Zhu Yunwen and vow to change my fate.

In the nineteenth year of Hongwu, a severe drought strikes Huainan. The land is barren for thousands of miles, and starving corpses are everywhere.

Zhu Yunwen obtains the Imperial Prestige System and an unlimited supply of rice porridge and pickled vegetables.

He sets up relief stations to provide food for the common people.

On the first day, refugees begin to gather.

On the second day, he recruits the refugees.

On the third day, the refugees pledge their loyalty.

Before long, Zhu Yunwen has won the gratitude of the people.

Zhu Yuanzhang: My good grandson, you're even better than I am at cutting down those corrupt officials. You've never forgotten that our Zhu family started out as beggars!

Zhu Biao: My good son, you have a kinder heart than I do. You protect the people.

Zhu Yunwen: I only wanted to change my fate and, while I was at it, make the Ming Dynasty last forever and let every citizen of the realm become a dragon!

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