Great Ming: I Rebelled from the Start, and the Old Zhu Collapsed

Zhu Yuanzhang fakes his death and becomes a monk, while Zhu Yunwen takes the throne.

Zhu Bai transmigrates to the Ming dynasty and becomes Zhu Yuanzhang's twelfth son. With memories of his previous life, he knows Zhu Yunwen will force him to his death before long.

Just then, the Divine Choice System activates.

Different choices bring different rewards: Han Xin, the Immortal of War; Bai Qi, the God of War; a hundred thousand wolf cavalry...

Zhu Yunwen: "I know my twelfth uncle best. He's timid by nature and could never stir up any trouble."

Zhu Bai: "Your Majesty is wise."

Not long afterward.

Zhu Bai: "Dear nephew, you want to strip the princes of their fiefs? There must be treacherous ministers leading you astray. Your uncle will send troops to help you at once."

Zhu Yunwen: "I know my twelfth uncle best. He has neither troops nor capable generals, so he can't stir up any trouble."

They have no idea that everything happening in the Ming dynasty is known to an old monk living in the mountains.

Years later, after Zhu Bai succeeds in rebelling and Zhu Yunwen becomes a monk, he realizes the old monk beside him looks remarkably familiar.

"What the heck, Grandfather, how are you still alive?"

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