Great Ming: Still Fighting, You Brat? Our Grandson Doesn't Dare Ascend the Throne

After transmigrating, he became Zhu Quan, Prince of Ning and the sixteenth son of the Hongwu Emperor, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty.

Zhu Quan was at a loss.

A prince with his own fief, he still lived in the shadow of Prince Yan, Zhu Di.

If Zhu Di launched the Jingnan Campaign, Zhu Quan would be the first to suffer.

He wanted to build an army loyal only to him so he could protect himself, but the whole fief was under Zhu Di's influence.

Just as Zhu Quan was racking his brains for a solution,

a System descended. By accumulating resources and continually upgrading the buildings in his main city, he could obtain all kinds of talent, troops, and generals.

And so Zhu Quan began a frenzied campaign of building up his territory and leveling up.

But he never expected that while he was happily building and leveling in the Timurid Empire with an army of a million,

the whole thing would come to light!

The frail, elderly Zhu Yuanzhang flew into a rage and roared:

"You unfilial son! I told you to guard the frontier, not expand the empire!"

"What have you done? How is your nephew supposed to take the throne now?"

Zhu Quan said helplessly, "Then just let me take the throne!"

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