A Hundred-Year-Old Immortal Is Actually the Father of Emperor Hongwu

Zhu Changye traveled through the Ming Dynasty and became Zhu Yuanzhang's biological father. The son left home to explore the world, but he died under the sword of chaos. One year after his death, the system of cultivating immortals came belatedly. He crawled out of the grave and went to Longhu Mountain to retreat for fifty years. The bottleneck in the Nascent Soul stage is stuck, and the system prompts: Go down the mountain to improve the national destiny of the Ming Dynasty. In the fifteenth year of Hongwu's reign, the emperor's grandson Zhu Xiongying died in infancy, Queen Ma became seriously ill, and Zhu Yuanzhang became bald overnight. Zhu Changye floated down the mountain, opened the coffin in the air, snatched the soul to save Zhu Xiongying's life, and brought Zhu Xiongying back from the underworld. When the eight-year-old boy woke up, he immediately became a disciple. Zhu Changye taught him the method of cultivating immortals, and he made a three-chapter agreement: one hundred years in the human world, and then he would retire. Zhu Xiongying came back from the dead, and the whole court was shocked. Zhu Yunwen's mother and son were ready to take over, but their dream was shattered in an instant. Zhu Yuanzhang raised his hands to the void: "No matter who this master is, I, Zhu Yuanzhang, would like to thank you." Zhu Changye looked down at the palace from the clouds and raised the corner of his mouth slightly: This kid Chongba still loves to cry as much as he did when he was a child. The centenary-year-old immortal was actually the father of Emperor Hongwu. The fate of the Ming Dynasty began to reverse with the resurrection of Sun Tzu. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.