Great Ming: I’m the Strongest Imperial Grandson, So, Old Zhu, Step Down

In the twenty-fifth year of the Hongwu reign, Zhu Xuan transmigrates and becomes an abandoned infant, left in a wooden tub drifting down a river. Just then, Zhu Biao dies, and Zhu Yuanzhang goes for a walk at the foot of Zhongshan, where he finds Zhu Xuan. To survive, Zhu Xuan promptly wins Zhu Yuanzhang over with his adorable smile, easing the emperor's grief over his son's death and persuading him to take the baby back to the palace.

Zhu Yuanzhang plans to investigate Zhu Xuan's origins, only to discover that the child is his own beloved grandson, Zhu Biao's youngest son. The Crown Prince has died, and Zhu Yuanzhang is troubled over who should inherit the throne. Zhu Yunwen has some merits, but is too weak. Zhu Yun'tong is thoroughly mediocre and cannot hold the realm together. None of his other sons satisfy him, so he turns his attention to Zhu Xuan. His main account is gone, so he decides to level up a new one.

Zhu Yuanzhang: “This child is just like me!”

Zhu Yunwen: “Grandfather, I'm your beloved grandson!”

Zhu Di: “Nephew, how could your fourth uncle ever steal your throne?”

Under Zhu Xuan's leadership, the Ming Empire comes to dominate the world...