Good, I Won’t Be the Ming Dynasty’s God of War. I’ll Be the Emperor Instead

While others transmigrate into princes and grandsons of emperors, Zhu Zhi transmigrates only to be thrown straight into a river.

A hungry, helpless baby, Zhu Zhi thinks his story will end before it even begins.

But by chance, he encounters Zhu Yuanzhang, who is out taking a stroll at the foot of Zhong Mountain.

What a powerful backer! Hold on tight! He has to hold on tight!

Brought back to the palace by Zhu Yuanzhang and raised there, Zhu Zhi does everything he can to please him and scrape by.

Little does he know that Zhu Yuanzhang has already investigated his origins.

Zhu Biao is his biological father, and he is Zhu Yuanzhang's own grandson.

[Ding! Sign-in System bound.]

[Congratulations, you've obtained Lü Dian's valor.]

Lü Dian's valor: Lü Bu is invincible on horseback, Dian Wei is invincible on foot, and with Lü Bu riding Dian Wei, they are invincible under Heaven.

A great Ming warrior!

I'm going to be a great Ming warrior.

With such combat prowess, Zhu Zhi is confident he can become the greatest warrior of the Great Ming.

But as Zhu Yuanzhang raises him, he gradually realizes something is wrong.

The art of imperial rule?

“Dear grandson, every emperor has to learn it.”

“But, Grandpa, I don't want to be emperor. I want to be the Great Ming's greatest warrior. I'm invincible under Heaven.”

“Now, now. We won't be the Great Ming's greatest warrior. We'll be emperor.”