Great Ming: At Three Years Old, I Urge Zhu Di to Rebel

One day, he wakes up as Zhu Zhanhe, the three-year-old eldest grandson of Zhu Di.

His father, Zhu Gaoxu, and his uncle, Zhu Gaochi, are being held hostage in the capital. His grandfather, Zhu Di, is pretending to be insane, spending all day rolling around in a pigsty. And Zhu Zhanji, the future favored grandson, is still in the womb.

Faced with this situation, Zhu Zhanhe decides to seize the crown prince's position ahead of time. He will become the one who persuades Zhu Di to rebel, replacing Zhu Zhanji as the future emperor of the Great Ming.

Three-year-old Zhu Zhanhe tiptoes into the pigsty and solemnly takes Zhu Di's hand. "Grandpa, stop pretending to be crazy. Let's rebel!"

"What did you say?" Zhu Di jolted, and the bun in his mouth nearly fell to the ground. His first thought was that someone had discovered his act.

"Rebel, Grandpa! That Zhu Yunwen fellow has no idea how to be emperor. Let's overthrow him! You can teach him how to rule!"

As the rebel army reached Yingtian, Zhu Yunwen stared silently at the intelligence report for a long time. The Prince of Yan's strategist was actually a toddler!

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