Great Ming: The Five-Year-Old Imperial Grandson Has Left Old Zhu Stunned

In the fifth year of Hongwu, five-year-old Zhu Zian, the illegitimate son of Crown Prince Zhu Biao who had been living outside the palace, was brought back to the imperial court.

From the start, he awakened the [Mythic Causality System of the Heavens].

The Ming treasury is empty, and Old Zhu is fretting? Zhu Zian pulls out the [Cornucopia]. He tosses in a broken bowl, and ten thousand taels of gold pour out in an instant!

The Yellow River floods are impossible to tame? Zhu Zian unfolds the [Landscape of Mountains and Rivers]. With a wave of his little hand, the river changes course in an instant!

The Northern Yuan cavalry rides south? Zhu Zian flings out [Beans into Soldiers], and a hundred thousand golden-armored divine generals sweep across the northern desert!

Watching his five-year-old grandson turn the Ming into a high-dimensional mythic civilization, the decisive Hongwu Emperor finally loses his cool.

Old Zhu stops attending morning court and follows Zhu Zian around every day. “Good grandson, could Grandpa borrow that tablet called the ‘Book of Life and Death’ for a day? Just one day!”

Zhu Di: “With my nephew around, why would I rebel? I just want to be his bodyguard!”