Zhu Xiongying, the Ming Dynasty’s Eldest Imperial Grandson

In the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty, the Crown Princess Consort Chang, who should have died, somehow survived.

Liu Bowen avoided Hu Weiyong’s assassination because he had to go take a piss.

I am Zhu Yingying, eldest grandson of the Ming dynasty and heir to the throne.

Emperor Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang: “Grandson, hurry up and take the throne. Grandpa wants to retire.”

Zhu Yingying: “No way. Even a dog wouldn’t want to be emperor of the Ming dynasty.”

Crown Prince Zhu Biao: “Son, hurry back and take the throne. The world is so big, and I want to show your mother around.”

Zhu Yingying: “No, Dad. I suspect you’re just rubbing your happy marriage in my face.”

The Yongle Emperor Zhu Di: “Nephew, please stop getting me into trouble! My backside has been beaten red three times over!”

Zhu Yingying: “No, Fourth Uncle. You’re my endless source of entertainment.”

The ministers: “Then what do you want to do?”

Zhu Yingying: “I, Zhu Yingying, grandson of the Ming emperor, don’t love the throne... I love...”

“Smack!”

Zhu Yingying, a 21st-century nursing aide, pulls an all-nighter and dies of exhaustion, only to be reborn as Zhu Yingying, the short-lived eldest grandson of the Ming dynasty. A different kind of Ming imperial grandson, Zhu Yingying, takes the stage. The show is about to begin...