Great Ming: Zhu Di Interprets a Fortune Slip and Discovers My Transmigrator Identity

In the sixteenth year of Yongle, Zhu Feng transmigrates as Zhu Di's fourth son and activates the Slacker System, free to enjoy life as a prince.

However, as Zhu Di grows old, he notices the rivalry between the Crown Prince and the Prince of Han growing ever fiercer, and begins to reconsider who should succeed him.

He summons the demon monk Yao Guangxiao to cast a divination about the succession.

But after interpreting the oracle, Yao Guangxiao falls silent. He leaves behind a sealed letter, then passes away.

The Emperor writes: Zhu Feng, a transmigrator!

He knows five thousand years of Chinese history and can make the Ming Dynasty prosper in every way!!!

Zhu Di: "Fourth Son, what do you say to me making you Crown Prince?"

Zhu Feng: "Father, please don't. I'm just a good-for-nothing playboy, not fit for such a great responsibility."

Zhu Di sneers: "Oh? Then do you know what a transmigrator is?!"

Zhu Feng: "????"

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