Great Ming: From the Start, I Am the Sword Immortal. Emperor Jianwen, Step Down!

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuntong became the Prince of Wu, stranded in the capital and unable to take up his fief.

After quietly signing in for a full year, he obtained a single sword strike from a Sword Immortal.

On this day, Prince of Yan Zhu Di's army arrived beneath the walls of Jinling. The ministers at court all had their own agendas, while the Jianwen Emperor, Zhu Yunwen, lived in constant terror.

Just as Li Jinglong decided to open the city gates and surrender to Prince Yan, Zhu Yuntong struck down the treacherous first, then broke the enemy formation with a single sword. The Yan army was routed and fled north in panic.

Then, with just a sword at his side, he entered the imperial palace and rebuked Zhu Yunwen in the Fengtian Hall: "My imperial brother is immoral, ungrateful, dim-witted, and incompetent. Please abdicate in favor of someone worthy, today!"

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