Great Ming: Zhu Biao Has Just Died, and a Baby Teaches Old Zhu to Govern

[History + Adorable Baby + System + Political Scheming + Lighthearted Comedy]

After transmigrating as Zhu Biao’s youngest son, Zhu Yunxi, he finds himself in hell mode from the start.

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Crown Prince Zhu Biao dies of illness.

The grief-stricken Zhu Yuanzhang is consumed by murderous intent. He prepares to launch the “Lan Yu Case,” purging meritorious officials to pave the way for the weak Crown Prince Zhu Yunwen.

Meanwhile, Zhu Yunxi is only one year old and can barely speak.

At the critical moment when his life hangs in the balance, he binds himself to the Great Ming Dynasty Fortune System.

As long as he increases the fortune of the Ming Dynasty, he can gain years of life and rewards.

Faced with the raised executioner's blade, Zhu Yunxi has only one ultimate weapon: acting cute!

Zhu Yuanzhang wants to kill Lan Yu?

Zhu Yunxi clings to Lan Yu’s leg and cries, “General, pick me up!” He even pees on Lan Yu’s armor. Instead of angering Zhu Yuanzhang, this lets him see Lan Yu’s “tender” side.

Zhu Yunwen wants to promote benevolent rule and strip the vassal princes of their power?

Zhu Yunxi tears up the memorial calling for their removal, folds it into a paper airplane, and tosses it to Zhu Di. “Fourth Uncle, fly high!”

From then on, the Ming Dynasty takes a very different turn.

Lan Yu no longer has to be skinned alive. Zhu Di looks at his nephew riding on his shoulders and pulling out his beard, then sighs, “Forget it. Raising a kid is way more fun than rebelling.”

The officials of the entire court are stunned to discover that this little imperial grandson, who still needs his diapers changed, is the true pillar holding up the Ming Dynasty!