Great Ming: From the Start, I Mistake My Dad and Urge Him to Rebel

Synopsis: [A lighthearted historical story. Readers who care about historical research or strict accuracy, beware.]

Zhu Jin transmigrates to the thirty-first year of the Hongwu era and mistakes Zhu Di for her father.

The old man and big brother who came home after three years away doing business are way too nosy, aren’t they?

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Standing on the banks of the Jinling River, Zhu Di realizes that with Zhu Jin around, rebelling doesn’t seem so difficult after all.

“Dad, we need to take the long view in business. The world isn’t just the Ming Dynasty; there are stars and seas beyond it.

“Look here: the men in Japan are crude, but the women are learned. I was lucky enough to study with them once.”

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