Great Ming: The Crown Prince’s Grandson Is So Wild, the Old Emperor Is Delighted

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Crown Prince Zhu Biao passed away.

Heartbroken, Zhu Yuanzhang intended to name the refined and gentle Zhu Yunwen Crown Prince's heir.

The court officials all voiced their support. Empress Lu and her son secretly gloated, while the Huai-West gentry trembled with unease.

On the very day of the succession ceremony, the doors of the Fengtian Hall were kicked open with a crash!

A haughty, swaggering youth strode into the hall in heavy armor, a bloodstained saber in hand.

“In all the land of the Great Ming, who else dares claim the throne but me?!”

Zhu Yunwen rebuked him for his treasonous words, but the youth backhanded him with a resounding slap that sent him flying. “Shut up! A mere son of a concubine dares yelp in front of the legitimate eldest grandson!”

The entire hall was stunned. The Embroidered Uniform Guard drew their blades, but the youth pulled out a dragon-patterned jade pendant.

Zhu Yuanzhang trembled all over and stumbled down from the Dragon Throne, tears streaming down his face. “Xiongying? My grandson, you’re alive?!”

After unexpectedly transmigrating to the Great Ming, Zhu Xiongying, the legitimate eldest grandson who should have died young, returned in force and became bound to the [Peerless Bandit System].

The more outrageous his actions, the more invincible the rewards he would earn!

And so, the Great Ming took a completely different turn.

Try lecturing him on etiquette and law? Get a slap across the face!

Lan Yu was unruly and defiant? Beat him until he willingly became the number one attack dog!

His fourth uncle, Zhu Di, wanted to rebel? He slapped a world map in his face. “What’s the point of taking your own family’s territory? Come on, Uncle. Your nephew will take you to conquer the whole world!”

Years later, with the iron cavalry of the Great Ming sweeping across the globe, Zhu Yuanzhang looked at his swaggering, domineering grandson and grinned from ear to ear. “My grandson may be crazy, but he’s the real deal!”