Great Ming: I'm the Zhu Family's Bandit Chief!

In the early years of the Hongwu era, Japanese pirates in the south and Mongol raiders in the north kept the empire under constant threat.

After transmigrating into Zhu Zhen, the sixth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, he awakens a sign-in System.

He wastes his days at the prince's residence, admiring flowers and composing poetry, looking every bit like a bandit chief.

Then one day, Zhu Yuanzhang orders him to join the great general Xu Da on a northern campaign against the remnants of the Yuan dynasty.

He plans to use the expedition to get acquainted with the soldiers and pick up a little military credit.

But he never expects his next sign-in location to be the remnants of the Yuan dynasty's main stronghold.

One day, the enemy grows furious at Zhu Zhen, who shows up at the city gates to taunt them with just a few squads of officers!

Zhu Zhen: Yuan rebels, drop your weapons and surrender!

Enemy troops: ...

The captured enemy soldiers are utterly crushed.

You said this was the weakest prince of the Zhu family?!

Years later, Zhu Zhen stands outside Yingtian Prefecture at the head of a mighty army. He can't help sighing: "My dear nephew, you could have done anything. Why did you have to abolish the vassal kingdoms?"

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