Ming Dynasty: Hongzhi's Second Son Was Forced to Inherit the Throne

In the fifteenth year of Hongzhi, Zhu Houwei traveled through the Ming Dynasty and became the second son of Emperor Hongzhi. Zhu Houwei was supposed to die at the age of two, but unexpectedly survived due to the careful care of the unreliable eldest brother of the prince, Zhu Houzhao. Although the eldest brother of the prince, Zhu Houzhao, was unreliable, he was extremely kind to him. In order to repay his eldest brother for saving his life, Zhu Houwei often secretly did his homework for the eldest brother of the prince. Following the treatment of Japanese invaders, the administration of civilians, and the reform of local affairs, a letter of memorial was handed over. The civil servants became more and more satisfied with the Ming Dynasty crown prince and believed that Zhu Houzhao would be a wise ruler in the future. Until one day, Zhu Houzhao suddenly said to his ministers: Unexpectedly, those memorials were not written by me, and the wise ruler was not me, but my brother! Zhu Houzhao: Brother, if you are the emperor, I will be the general who governs the country in the Ming Dynasty! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.