Great Ming: My Uncle Is Zhu Yuanzhang, and My Father-in-Law Is Emperor Shun of Yuan

Transmigrated as Zhu Yuanzhang’s eldest nephew, Zhu Wenzheng, he was separated from Zhu Yuanzhang as a child.

Forced to join the Yuan army, he was adopted as Li Siqi’s sworn son and rose rapidly through the ranks.

He commands troops in Guanzhong, beyond the Yuan court’s control.

The Yuan court grants him the title Duke of Xu, and he sets about securing the Central Plains.

He is the leader of the Guanzhong alliance, united against Wang Baobao.

He is the Yuan emperor’s son-in-law, bearing the golden saber.

He holds the Yuan emperor hostage to command the tribes beyond the northern frontier, and unifies the region.

Zhu Yuanzhang: “You little brat! I haven’t even unified the Central Plains, and you’ve already proclaimed yourself khan beyond the northern frontier?”

Zhu Wenzheng: “Fourth Uncle, you and I are uncle and nephew. Which of us will decide the fate of the realm?”

Many years later, both Zhu Di and Zhu Yunwen send people to ask for his help.

Zhu Di: “Eldest Brother, I’m going to launch the Jingnan Campaign. Send troops to help me.”

Zhu Yunwen: “Uncle, I’m counting on you.”