Great Ming: I Wiped Out Japan, and Zhu Di Begged Me to Come Out of Retirement!

Zhu Chen transmigrates to the Yongle era of the Ming dynasty, becoming the emperor's eldest legitimate grandson, raised among commoners, and binds himself to the God-Tier Sign-In System.

He only wants to live a life of comfort by the Qinhuai River, but a general calling himself "Old Ma" keeps coming to visit.

Seeing the Ming dynasty beset by internal and external crises, Zhu Chen casually offers advice: "Old man, this is a sweet potato. It yields a thousand catties per mu. Take it and relieve the famine!"

"The mere Oirats are nothing to worry about. Take these few Hongyi cannons and blast them!"

"Those Japanese troublemakers? Give me three thousand dragon cavalry, and I'll wipe them out!"

From the Single Whip Tax Reform to global colonization, every piece of "junk" Zhu Chen tosses out becomes the foundation of the Ming dynasty's strength.

The Prince of Han insists on swearing brotherhood with him, while the Crown Prince begs him in tears for advice.

Then one day, the army returns victorious. Zhu Di arrives at Tingyu Pavilion in imperial robes, holding the Imperial Jade Seal: "Dear grandson, I'll stop pretending! I am the Yongle Emperor. Please take the throne!"

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