The Strongest Prince of Great Ming: Zhu Di Wants Me to Inherit the Throne

After transmigrating, Zhu Gaoyu became the fourth son of Zhu Di.

Born to the primary wife but not the eldest son, he was destined to become a wealthy prince with no freedom of his own.

What a bind.

Unwilling to accept his fate, Zhu Gaoyu could only save himself by finding a way to strike a deal with his father, Zhu Di.

If he helped his father win the Jingnan Campaign, Zhu Di would let him go overseas and establish his own domain.

But after Zhu Gaoyu turned the tide of the Jingnan Campaign and helped Zhu Di take the throne, Zhu Di suddenly went back on his word.

No matter how Zhu Gaoyu pleaded, Zhu Di refused to let him go overseas to establish his domain.

Furious, Zhu Gaoyu decided to stop playing nice.

Fine. If you won't let me go overseas, then I won't **.

Who would have thought that staying behind would make him the strongest prince in the Ming dynasty?

Many years later.

Looking at the Ming dynasty's vast territory, Zhu Di earnestly pleaded with Zhu Gaoyu: "Fourth Son, out of all your brothers, you're the most like your father. Why don't you inherit the throne instead?"

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