Great Ming: I Urged My Father to Rebel, and the Old Zhu Himself Handed Me the Imperial Robe

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, Zhu Xiongying died of illness. Zhu Ying transmigrated into his place, but remained foolish for ten years.

Ten years later, Zhu Ying regained his senses. The moment he saw his father, Zhu Biao, he urged him to rebel.

After Zhu Biao agreed, he began making preparations for the rebellion.

With Zhu Ying's help, the Eastern Palace had ample soldiers, provisions, and funds.

"Your Majesty, the Eastern Palace is richer than the nation itself. The Crown Prince appears to be plotting a rebellion!"

"It's nothing to worry about!"

"Your Majesty, we discovered a vast store of exquisite weapons and firearms beneath the Crown Prince's treasury. He may be plotting a rebellion!"

"It's nothing to worry about!"

Zhu Yunwen saw that his officials' reports were useless, so he went to report it himself.

"Grandfather, my eldest brother is alive! He urged my father to rebel, and now their army is at the city gates. Please punish my brother and father for treason!"

Zhu Yuanzhang said, "Guards, bring my imperial robe and put it on Biao'er."

"Well, my son looks handsome in the imperial robe!"

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