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

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Zhu Xuan transmigrates and becomes an abandoned infant, set adrift down a river in a wooden basin.

Just then, Zhu Biao dies, and Zhu Yuanzhang comes across Zhu Xuan while taking a walk at the foot of Mount Zhong.

To survive, Zhu Xuan quickly wins Zhu Yuanzhang over. His adorable smile soothes Zhu Yuanzhang’s grief over losing his son, and Zhu Yuanzhang takes him back to the palace.

Zhu Yuanzhang initially plans to look into Zhu Xuan’s origins, but his investigation reveals that the boy is his own precious grandson, Zhu Biao’s youngest son.

The Crown Prince has died, and Zhu Yuanzhang is troubled by the question of succession.

Zhu Yunwen is decent, but too weak. Zhu Yunzhang is mediocre and unable to hold the empire together. None of his other sons satisfy him, so he turns his attention to Zhu Xuan. His eldest son is gone, so he decides to raise a new one from scratch.

Zhu Yuanzhang: This boy is just like me!

Zhu Yunwen: Grandfather, I’m your precious grandson!

Zhu Di: Little nephew, how could your Fourth Uncle dare steal your throne?

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