Ming Dynasty: a Hundred-Year-Old Immortal Cultivator Was Born to Save Queen Ma from Danger

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, Zhu Changye, the ancestor of Yuanying who had been hidden for hundreds of years in Longhu Mountain, emerged from the barrier - he was not only the first person in the Taoist sect, but also the long-lost biological father of Zhu Yuanzhang. The emperor's grandson Zhu Xiongying died suddenly, Queen Ma became terminally ill, and the fate of the Ming Dynasty was on the verge of collapse. Zhu Changye entered Beijing under the moonlight and went straight to the mourning hall. With a wave of his hand, the coffin hung in the air, his soul returned to its place, and the eight-year-old emperor's eldest grandson came back to life. The government and the public were shocked, and the people knelt and called for the immortal to come to the world. Zhu Yuanzhang personally led the Jin Yiwei to investigate the truth, but saw his grandson appearing in front of him alive and kicking. While ecstatic, the iron-blooded emperor fell into deeper doubts: Who is the immortal master who saved people? Why do you care so much about the Zhu family bloodline? Until Zhu Xiongying said the words "The immortal master looked very much like my grandfather when he was young", Zhu Yuanzhang suddenly remembered that his biological father who died in the war fifty years ago was also named Zhu Changye. When father and son looked at each other across the sky, Zhu Yuanzhang knelt outside the mourning hall for three days and nights, begging to see the immortal. However, Zhu Changye in the quiet room only said one sentence: "Chongba, our family owes you - dad is still alive." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.