My Ancestor Is Zhu Yuanzhang: From the Start, I Teach Li Shimin to Be a Father

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, the Ming imperial heir Zhu Xiongying fell into the water and lost consciousness. His spirit mistakenly entered a blue jade incense burner, carrying him into a dream of the Tang dynasty during the Zhenguan era.

In the dream, a little princess crouched before him, tilted her head, and asked, “How did you die your way in here?”

“I am Zhu Xiongying. I’m not dead yet.”

“My father is the emperor. He’s super powerful!”

“Oh, my grandfather is an emperor too. He started with a single bowl.”

Later, Li Shimin discovered that this eight-year-old boy from the Ming dynasty had not only stolen his daughter's heart, but had also produced a copy of The Imperial Family's Guide to Raising Children.

“Your Majesty, you’re a genius at governing the country. But as a father, you really don’t measure up to my grandfather.”