Great Ming: Crown Me Prince Already, or I'll Declare Myself Emperor!

A biochemist transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes Zhu Gaoxu, the Prince of Yan's second son.

He knows that once Zhu Yunwen takes the throne, his father will rebel.

To stay alive,

Zhu Gaoxu has no choice but to use his knowledge of history to prepare every possible trump card.

Things turn out well enough.

During the Jingnan Campaign, he earns even greater merit than he did in the original history.

His father, Zhu Di, pats him on the shoulder and encourages him:

"The heir is often ill. You must do your best to support him."

Unfortunately,

when his father finally takes the throne, he goes back on his word.

Fine.

If he won't make me Crown Prince, then I'll conquer the realm myself.

And so,

Years later,

when the Han Prince's fiefdom has grown larger and larger, Yang Shiqi, Grand Secretary of the Hall of Imperial Supremacy and Minister of War, advises the emperor:

"Your Majesty, if you don't make the Han Prince Crown Prince soon, I'm afraid he'll declare himself emperor."

Zhu Di: "..."

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