Great Ming: I, the Eight-Year-Old Prince! Raising an Army to Put Down the Rebellion

In the thirty-first year of Hongwu, Zhu Li transmigrates and becomes the Ming Dynasty's only eight-year-old prince with a fief.

But the campaign to strip the princes of their power is imminent. Zhu Li knows he doesn't have much time. The Jianwen Emperor won't even spare his eight-year-old uncle.

With the System's help, Zhu Li secretly gathers troops and stockpiles grain in his fiefdom of Luoyang, building up enough strength!

Several months later, Zhu Li, still a young child, climbs atop Luoyang's city wall and proclaims to the world: He is raising an army to restore order!

Prince of Yan Zhu Di: What? I'm still pretending to be mad in the market and picking up cabbage leaves to eat, while my eight-year-old brother has beaten me to it and raised an army in rebellion?

Xu Miaoyun: Little brother-in-law, if you really succeed in rebelling one day, could you please go easy on your fourth brother?

Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen: I've worked myself to the bone and considered every possibility, but how did I fail to foresee that the first to rebel would be my own eight-year-old uncle?

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