Zhu Biao’s Illegitimate Son: Old Zhu Forces Me to Be Emperor!

In the Ming dynasty, Qin Ye transmigrates and only wants to be a small landowner.

In his spare time, he reads books and fishes, hoping to pass the exam for a minor scholar.

However, in the autumn of the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, half a year before the death of Crown Prince Zhu Biao, a very overbearing and tyrannical old man suddenly barges into his courtyard. Not only does he force him to study, he also insists on making him inherit the family business!

When Qin Ye wants to study literature, the old man hires a top scholar to teach him.

When Qin Ye wants to learn martial arts, the old man hires Lan Yu to be his master.

Just as Qin Ye can no longer stand the old man’s discipline and is preparing to run off with his gold and silver, the old man takes him to the imperial palace and points at the emperor’s throne in Fengtian Hall.

“Grandson, after I die, the throne of our Great Ming will be yours!”