Ming Dynasty: From the Start, the Scholar-Prince Beats Up the Rebel Leader

Zhu Chun transmigrates to the early Ming dynasty, becoming Zhu Yuanzhang's eleventh son and binding himself to a Lord System.

Zhu Chun has loved staying cooped up in his study since childhood, earning him the nickname "Shu Scholar" from Zhu Yuanzhang.

When Zhu Chun is sent to govern Shu, Zhu Yuanzhang worries he will be bullied, so he gives him three hundred thousand taels of gold and arranges for the God of War of the Great Ming to become his father-in-law.

But how come I hear that after Zhu Chun entered Shu, the first thing he did was beat up the leader of the northwestern rebels and burn down their main camp?

What, the gentry in Chengdu Prefecture had their land divided among the people?

And what, the scholar was also the one who put down the northwestern rebellion?

I hear Chengdu Prefecture is now a place that the rich and powerful are scrambling to visit?

Is this really my Zhu's scholar son?

No, I have to go see for myself!

"Eldest, come with me to see your eleventh younger brother!"

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