Great Ming: Qiao Feng Transmigrates into Zhu Zhen, a Pillar of the Nation

The fourteenth year of Hongwu.

The southern tribes invade.

At court, Zhu Yuanzhang looks haggard and deeply worried.

After the court session, he has his carriage taken to Prince Chu's residence, hoping to get some amusement from his sixth son.

But who could have known that the sixth prince would suddenly fall gravely ill and collapse!

Zhu Yuanzhang is shocked!

Fortunately, the fifth prince understands medicine.

His acupuncture treatment works just as expected.

Seeing Zhu Zhen's complexion recover, the Emperor is delighted. He leans in to take a closer look.

Who would have thought that the sixth prince would suddenly open his eyes and yell at the sky, "A Zhu, you idiot!"

The Emperor is furious. This man actually dares to call him by his childhood name!

Strip him of his princedom and send him to the frontier!

Zhu Zhen accepts the order and heads for the southern border.

From then on, the southern border is pacified, and the southern tribes tremble at the mere mention of his name!

Emperor Taizu: "Ahem, my son is truly clever. He knew his father couldn't bear to send him to the battlefield himself, so he came up with this plan. Brilliant, simply brilliant!"

The fifth prince: "…"

The eldest prince: "Sixth Brother is a heaven-sent talent, a pillar of our nation!"

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