Great Ming: The Unrivaled Virtuous Imperial Grandson, Please Abdicate, Old Zhu!

Lighthearted, hilarious, and delightfully topsy-turvy, this is a family comedy. You say I'm fat? Did I eat your rice?

For no apparent reason, Zhu Gaochi finds himself in the Ming Dynasty, where he becomes a chubby four- or five-year-old boy named Zhu Gaochi. To avoid dying young, he has no choice but to train like crazy, tears and all.

He happens to save Zhu Xiongying from drowning, extends Empress Ma's life, and teaches Crown Prince Zhu Biao how to stay healthy. The fate of the Ming Dynasty has already begun to change.

Better to flip the table than become that damn crown prince, live a miserable life, and die in October! I don't want the job, so you, Fourth Uncle Zhu, can forget about it too!

He builds a monstrous back and trains his sinews until they're like dragons, with a knotted, ridged torso and the strength of nine dragons and two tigers!

When Zhu Gaochi's body fat drops to two percent and he can punch straight through a wall, the Old Zhu and Zhu Di fall silent. This kid... is not to be messed with!

"Father, why bother being emperor? Let's go to Nanyang, conquer new lands, and ride some foreign beauties. Wouldn't that be the good life?"

Zhu Di: "..."

"Brother Ying, your physique isn't good enough. Train with your little brother, and soon you'll be able to punch straight through steel plates!"

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