Great Ming: The Butcher Imperial Grandson, Making Zhu Yunwen Faint from the Start

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Zhu Biao died, leaving Zhu Yuanzhang utterly despondent. Then, by the Qinhuai River, he happened upon a "rebellious" young man named Qin Mu.

The boy not only railed against the maritime trade ban for ruining the nation, but also built a Gatling gun by hand, set up assembly lines, and sparked an industrial revolution! Zhu Yuanzhang had planned to punish him, but was stunned to discover that the kid was ruthless and decisive, even more ruthless than himself and kinder than Empress Ma! Then a Luban lock appeared, and Old Zhu burst into tears on the spot: "This damn boy is my eldest grandson, Xiongying, who supposedly came back from the dead!"

While Zhu Yunwen was still simmering blood-swallow's-nest soup to win a hollow reputation and preaching benevolence and righteousness, Qin Mu had already driven a steam tank through the Wumen Gate, and was even planning to hang the gentry from lampposts! Qin Mu: "Grandfather, the Ming empire is too small. I'll give you an empire where the sun never sets!" He would destroy Northern Yuan, pacify Japan, colonize the world, and bring all nations to pay tribute! Zhu Yuanzhang laughed heartily: "Yunwen, step aside! This Ming empire belongs to my eldest grandson!"

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