Great Ming: You Made Me Regent, Zhu Di. Don't Regret It

Zhu Gaoyan transmigrates as the fourth son of Zhu Di.

The Crown Prince plays political games, keeps the Ming treasury in a chokehold, and acts like a good guy every day.

The Prince of Han commands the army and is sharpening his blades, determined to claim the throne.

The Prince of Zhao keeps stirring things up, insisting on giving the Prince of Han a push.

How terrifying!

Zhu Gaoyan only wants to be a lazy fish in the Ming Dynasty, living a carefree life with all his needs met.

But when Zhu Di personally leads a campaign against the Mongols, an imperial edict appointing him regent arrives at Prince Yan’s residence.

Zhu Gaoyan is stunned. The entire Ming Dynasty is stunned.

“My dear father, aren’t you throwing me into the fire?”

“I’m giving you an opportunity.”

“Then can I kill people? Anyone at all...”

“I grant you the authority to execute first and report afterward.”

“Father, don’t you dare regret this!”

A strange smile creeps across Zhu Gaoyan’s face. “That old man must be crazy!”

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