Great Ming: You Still Want to Fight, You Brat? Now Our Grandson Doesn't Dare Take the Throne

He transmigrates and becomes Zhu Quan, the Ming Dynasty's Prince of Ning and the sixteenth son of Emperor Taizu.

Zhu Quan feels utterly helpless.

As a prince, he lives in the shadow of Prince Yan, Zhu Di.

If Zhu Di launches the Jingnan Campaign, Zhu Quan will be the first to suffer.

He wants to build an army loyal only to himself for protection, but discovers that Zhu Di's prestige has influenced his entire fief.

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

the System arrives. By accumulating resources and continually upgrading the buildings in his main city, he can recruit all kinds of talented people, soldiers, and generals.

So Zhu Quan sets off on a frenzied journey of building and leveling up.

But he never expected that while leading a million troops and tens of millions of subjects across the vast Siberian plains, happily building and leveling up,

his secret would come to light!

The elderly Zhu Yuanzhang roars in fury:

You unfilial brat! I sent you to guard the frontier, not to expand the realm!

Look at the mess you've made. How is your nephew supposed to take the throne now?

Zhu Quan can only shrug: Then let me take the throne!

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