Great Ming: I Never Decayed After Death, Becoming a Grassroots God of the Zhu Clan

He wakes up in the Ming Dynasty and transmigrates into the body of Zhu Xiongying, the Imperial Eldest Grandson, who has been dead for five years yet remains undecayed.

He has become a dried corpse, dug up and painted with gold lacquer to be worshipped in a temple?

Fortunately, the Incense-and-Faith Godhood System awakens, and he becomes a minor local deity.

From a land of starving corpses to abundant harvests, from years of drought to favorable weather, he commands the seasons to bless the people.

When two nations go to war, snow falls in June, ice stretches for a thousand miles, and plague runs rampant, killing both people and livestock. He commands pestilence and calamity, stealing the enemy nation's fortune to secure immortal achievements for the Ming.

He suppresses evil spirits and gathers fox, yellow, white, willow, and gray spirits of every kind. Three thousand wild gods serve him at his side.

As he continues to do good and accumulate virtue, temples to King Yu of Zhu Xiongying spread across the Ming, their incense offerings flourishing, and a true god gradually comes into being.

Zhu Yuanzhang: "??? My grandson became an immortal?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.