Great Ming: My Sister Is Empress Ma, and Old Zhu Begs Me to Come Out of Retirement

Ma Yue transmigrated to the end of the Yuan dynasty and bound himself to a quantum encyclopedia. He had planned to lie low in a village and scrape by, but unexpectedly saved a burly man who was gravely wounded and on the verge of death.

The man introduced himself as Chang Yuchun and insisted on taking Ma Yue to meet his big brother, Zhu Yuanzhang.

When they reached the rebel army's camp, Ma Yue saw Zhu Yuanzhang seated in the place of honor, with the gentle and virtuous Madam Ma beside him, and froze.

“Big Sister? What are you doing here?”

Madam Ma's eyes reddened. “Little Brother, you're alive?!”

Zhu Yuanzhang was stunned.

And so, the toughest and most outrageous maternal uncle in the history of the Ming dynasty made his grand entrance!

Short on food? Ma Yue pulled out potatoes that yielded thousands of catties per mu. The whole army was astonished!

Short on weapons? Flintlock guns and Hongyi cannons were ready to go, leaving Chen Youliang questioning his entire life!

Liu Bowen said, “In the study of natural sciences, I cannot compare to the Duke of the Nation. I would be honored to become your student!”

Zhu Di said, “Uncle, lend me five thousand musketeers. I'll pacify Mobei for you!”

Years later, as he looked at the Ming Empire covered in a tide of steel and steam engines,

Ma Yue sighed. “Brother-in-law, do you believe me when I say I only wanted to farm?”

Zhu Yuanzhang clung tightly to Ma Yue. “My dear Duke of the Nation, the Ming fleet has reached Europa. You absolutely mustn't stop now!”