Great Ming: The Strongest Crown Prince, Chongzhen Begs Me to Take the Throne

After transmigrating to the tenth year of Chongzhen's reign, Zhu Cilang, the last crown prince of the Ming Dynasty, sets out to save a collapsing empire. He battles the clans, corrupt officials, bandits, and Qing troops.

He challenges heaven, earth, and everything in between. He's so ruthless that even he fears himself, and he leaves Chongzhen speechless.

With the System at his side, what does he lack? He buys it. Short on food? He buys it. Short on luxuries? He buys them. Short on weapons? He buys them.

After ten years of bitter training, an assassin completes every mission without fail. He stands smugly before the Crown Prince, showing off, only to be left in despair when a guard pulls out a Type 54 pistol and shoots him in the head. How is that fair?

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