Great Ming: A Succession Battle at Zhu Biao's Funeral Leaves Zhu Yuanzhang Devastated!

In the fifth month of the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Crown Prince Zhu Biao of the Great Ming died of illness!

The heir Zhu Yuanzhang had spent half his life grooming for the empire lay in a cold coffin.

The empire had lost its successor, and the sixty-five-year-old Zhu nearly gave in to despair.

Just as the old Zhu forced himself to rally, planning to name his grandson Zhu Yunwen the new heir and preparing to take up the butcher's knife once more to clear the way for him,

Xiang Prince Zhu Bai, who had vanished ten years ago, suddenly appeared at Zhu Biao's funeral.

Zhu Bai had only two goals: seize the throne and avenge his mother!

The imperial capital fell in a single night. Zhu was shaken to the core. "My son, your father was wrong. For the sake of your old father, can't you spare the Great Ming, the empire I worked so hard to build?"

Zhu Bai's expression was cold. "Now that I've been adopted into another line, who are you calling your son?"

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