Great Ming: I'm About to Ascend. Why Bother with a Coronation?

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, he became Zhu Yuanzhang's tenth son: that eccentric prince who wholeheartedly wanted to attain immortality, Prince Lu Zhu Tan.

Every day, he wore wooden clogs and a Taoist robe, slung a peachwood sword over his shoulder, and looked perpetually lazy.

In everyone's eyes, he was an absurd prince who spent every day seeking immortality, with his whole heart set on ascending to heaven.

Then came the day Jianwen began abolishing the fiefs.

Huang Zicheng: "Prince Lu is absurd, his fief is impoverished, and his guard force numbers fewer than ten thousand. He's the obvious first choice."

But on the day the army moved to seize the prince, it couldn't set foot in Prince Lu's territory.

Then, heavenly thunder descended from the skies and struck the Prince Lu Palace.

Huang Zicheng: "Congratulations to the Ming Dynasty, congratulations to Your Majesty! This thunder must be Heaven's way of helping Your Majesty destroy Prince Lu."

Looking at Zhu Tan, who had reached the Celestial Realm after surviving the tribulation, Zhu Yunwen was at a loss: "Damn it, Huang Zicheng, you son of a... I'm going to..."

Zhu Di: "Yao Guangxiao, you can keep that white hat for yourself..."

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