Great Ming: The Prince of Yan Has Just Rebelled, and I've Already Ascended the Throne

After transmigrating as Zhu Bai, the twelfth prince, he quietly signs in for five years.

Hongwu dies, and before his body is even cold, Zhu Yunwen immediately starts stripping the princes of their fiefs.

Zhu Bai obediently follows the order and returns to Yingtian.

Just as everyone's attention is focused on the Prince of Yan,

and the Prince of Yan is preparing to rebel,

Zhu Bai launches his own coup under cover of night and easily takes the throne.

The Prince of Yan: "I was just about to rebel, and you've already taken the throne?"

I'm the legitimate heir. How could it be your turn before mine?

Zhu Bai: "If you don't like it, take it back."

Come on, bring out the cannons.

Does anyone still refuse to accept me as emperor?

Then I'll show you how vast my Ming Empire's territory will be, and how powerful it will become.

From then on, the empire launches northern campaigns, opens its ports to overseas trade, and welcomes envoys from every nation...

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