Great Ming: After Ascending the Throne, I Urge My Father to Abdicate

Years ago, Emperor Tianqi Zhu Youxiao had a son who was lost among the common people. A spy from the Eastern Depot sent back word and brought a corpse bearing a birthmark of a green dragon.

"The Crown Prince is dead!"

That's my son!

I have an heir!

After that, Zhu Youxiao would often chat with Zhu Chi.

Zhu Youxiao: "Little Zhu, should Wei Zhongxian be killed?"

Zhu Chi: "He should, but not yet. If we kill him now, the Ming Dynasty will descend into chaos!"

Zhu Youxiao: "Little Zhu, what do you think of Emperor Tianqi?"

Zhu Chi: "He's okay, I guess. Honestly, he's passable, but nothing special."

Zhu Youxiao: "..."

"Then what if the current emperor were your father?"

"My father?" Zhu Chi's eyes lit up. "I'd tell him to abdicate. He's no good at being emperor. Let me do it!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.