Great Ming: The Strongest Prince Is Suddenly Ordered to Marry a Female Scholar

The protagonist transmigrates as Zhu Shuang, the second son of Emperor Hongwu, and discovers that whenever he inflicts psychological trauma on someone, he can get a treasure chest!

And so, the most outrageous prince in the Ming Dynasty is born!

"Father, the Qin Princess Consort is a Mongolian spy. The evidence is conclusive. It won't be wrong for me to divorce her, will it?!"

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Good son. Well done divorcing her!"

"Uncles, you have too much land. Hand some of it over! What? You won't? I've got an imperial decree right here!"

The Huai-Xi nobles: "…"

"Nephew Yunwen, the throne is a deep pool. You can't handle it. Let your uncle take over."

Zhu Yunwen: "…"

Xu Da: "No one but the Second Prince can be my son-in-law!"

Xu Miaoyun: "I won't marry anyone but His Highness the Second Prince!"

Years later, when Zhu Shuang strode into Fengxian Hall wearing the imperial robes,

Zhu Yuanzhang sighed from the bottom of his heart: "My son looks so handsome in imperial robes!!"

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