Great Ming: A Centuries-Old Immortal Emerges to Save Empress Ma in Her Hour of Peril

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, Zhu Changye, a Nascent Soul Patriarch who had lived in seclusion on Mount Longhu for a hundred years, emerges from seclusion. He is not only the foremost figure of Taoism, but also Zhu Yuanzhang's long-lost father.

The Crown Prince's eldest son, Zhu Xiongying, has died suddenly, Empress Ma is gravely ill, and the fate of the Ming Dynasty hangs by a thread. Zhu Changye enters the capital beneath the moon and strides straight into the mourning hall. With a wave of his hand, the coffin rises into the air and the child's soul returns to his body. The eight-year-old Crown Prince's grandson comes back from the dead. The court and the people are shaken, and the people kneel, crying out that an immortal has descended.

Zhu Yuanzhang personally leads the Embroidered Uniform Guard to investigate, only to see his grandson alive and well before his eyes. Overjoyed, the iron-blooded emperor is also filled with deeper suspicion: Who is this immortal master who saved the boy? Why does he care so much about the Zhu family bloodline?

Only when Zhu Xiongying says,