Daming: Do You Still Fight Against the Traitor? Our Grandson Doesn't Dare to Take the Throne Anymore

He traveled through time and became Ning Wang Zhu Quan, the sixteenth son of Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Quan expressed his helplessness. As a vassal king, he lived in the shadow of King Yan Zhu Di. Once Zhu Di launched the Jingnan campaign, he would be the first to suffer misfortune. He wanted to form an army loyal only to himself to protect himself, but found that the entire fiefdom was affected by Zhu Di's prestige. Just when Zhu Quan was thinking hard about countermeasures. The system has arrived. As long as you accumulate resources and continuously upgrade various buildings in the main city, you can obtain various talents, soldiers, and generals. As a result, Zhu Quan began a crazy journey of playing land and upgrading. But he never expected that when he led millions of troops and tens of thousands of subjects to happily fight for land and upgrades on the Siberian plains. Something happened! The old Zhu Yuanzhang said furiously: Duzi, we asked you to defend the border and defend the territory, but who asked you to expand the territory? How can you let your nephew get to the top with all your tricks! Zhu Quan was helpless: Then let me take over! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.