Great Ming: For My Sake, Old Zhu Makes My Father Crown Prince

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Shangbing becomes the eldest son of Zhu Shuang, the Prince of Qin.

He had planned to be a carefree prince, but then the God-Tier Emperor System activates.

As long as he has Prestige Points, he can buy all sorts of miraculous abilities, even immortality.

With no other choice, Zhu Shangbing joins the struggle for the throne.

There is only one month left before Zhu Yunwen is to be invested as Crown Prince's Heir.

Taking a dangerous gamble, Zhu Shangbing accuses his father and his fourth uncle, Prince Yan Zhu Di, of plotting a rebellion.

Zhu Yunwen: "Grandfather was clearly grooming him to be my right-hand man. How did I end up becoming invisible?"

Prince Yan Zhu Di: "This nephew is a menace to his uncle. I can't afford to provoke him. Please leave me alone!"

Zhu Shuang, Prince of Qin: "That unfilial son keeps getting me punished every few days. How did all his schemes end up making me the Crown Prince?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.