Great Ming: Starting as a Fake Emperor, I Face Zhu Di in a Decisive Battle!

In the fourth year of Jianwen, on the eve of the crossing of the Yangtze during the Jingnan Campaign.

Chen Xuan, naval commander and Vice Commissioner of the Chief Military Commission, had secretly surrendered.

The Yangtze, once a natural defensive barrier, was now an open road.

The throne was within reach, beckoning to Zhu Di.

With victory so close, Zhu Di felt a fear and hesitation unlike anything he had ever experienced.

If he captured Jinling, no matter how noble the slogans he had proclaimed when he raised his troops, he would bear the name of regicide.

He would have to kill with his own hands the successor his imperial father had installed, the beloved eldest brother's own son!

A hundred years from now, in the afterlife, how could he face his father and eldest brother?

On the eve of victory, Zhu Di was tormented by ambition, family ties, and morality.

He was afraid, hesitant, and anxious.

Then the turncoat general Chen Xuan presented Zhu Di with a young man who looked just like Zhu Yunwen.

He also offered a plan to use a substitute to take the dead man's place...

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