Great Ming: Zhu Yuanzhang Faked His Death to Trick Me into Rebellion

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, he becomes Zhu Biao, Prince of Xiang and son of Zhu Yuanzhang.

By then, Zhu Yunwen has already been named Crown Prince.

With no foothold at court, Zhu Bai thinks it over carefully and decides to take up his fief, secretly building up his strength.

In the thirtieth year of Hongwu, a severe drought strikes the land.

Sharp-eyed Zhu Yuanzhang notices that harvests remain plentiful in the fief of his son, Zhu Bai.

He orders the Embroidered Uniform Guard to investigate in secret, but they find nothing unusual.

Knowing he doesn’t have much time left, Zhu Yuanzhang decides to investigate in person, in secret, to prevent turmoil at court.

But when he gets there, he discovers that the land ruled by Prince of Xiang Zhu Bai has enjoyed bumper harvests for years. Its prosperity is beyond anything Zhu Yuanzhang has ever seen, and Zhu Bai has secretly amassed an elite force of a hundred thousand soldiers!

Shocked by everything he discovers, Zhu Yuanzhang thinks it over carefully and decides to fake his death to test the realm!

Jianwen takes the throne, and the campaign to strip the princes of their fiefs begins!

Zhu Bai raises his banner in the name of Heaven and marches against Jianwen. Just as he’s about to enter Nanjing, he discovers that Zhu Yuanzhang has emerged from the shadows.

“???”

“Dad, you’re not dead??”...

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