Great Ming: Reborn as a Refugee, Zhu Yuanzhang Claims Me as Family Overnight

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Ye woke up in a mass grave from the start, an unregistered nobody without so much as a household record. After struggling for ten years, he finally managed to become a rice shop owner, only to offend a spoiled young master putting on a show by handing out congee to disaster victims. The young master sent thugs to cause trouble, hoping to ruin him? Zhu Ye scooped up a basketful of sand and dumped it into the congee pot. “If you’re really starving, you’ll eat dirt! If you’re just here for a free handout, get lost!” He cursed the young man until he vomited blood and passed out, never realizing that he was the newly appointed Crown Prince Zhu Yunwen. That night, a strange old man came by to beg for a meal. He clung to Zhu Ye and wept, saying he looked just like the son he had lost ten years ago. Feeling sorry for the old man, Zhu Ye thought it wouldn’t be bad to have another father to care for in his old age. “All right. I’ll look after you from now on.” But he never imagined that this bargain-bin old dad would insist on comparing the birthmarks on their upper thighs in the middle of the night! Nor did he imagine that the next day, the imperial procession would block the entrance to his rice shop. The father he had taken for a poor old man was dressed in a dragon robe, gripping his hand tightly. “Leng’er, I’ve searched so hard for you! I’ll give you half of this Ming Dynasty!” Zhu Yunwen was stunned. “Grandfather, this traitor...” Zhu Yuanzhang turned and snapped, “Traitor? He’s your long-lost young imperial uncle!”