Great Ming: You Rebellious Son, You Actually Brought the Crown Prince to Start a Rebellion?

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Shuang became the second son of the old Zhu, the Prince of Qin. He had planned to quietly enjoy life as a carefree prince, then help the Prince of Yan rebel after the old Zhu passed away. But he never expected to accidentally activate a Rebellion System that granted rewards for every uprising. With no other choice, Zhu Shuang dragged Crown Prince Zhu Biao into it and led the other princes in rebelling against the old Zhu.

Zhu Shuang: Big Brother, want the throne? I can lend you my Eighteen Riders of Yanyun and my independent regiment.

Lan Yu: Your Majesty, this is bad! The Prince of Qin is fighting dirty. He even lent the Crown Prince a wooden glider to launch an aerial attack.

Marquis Nanan: Your Majesty, this is bad! The Prince of Qin has taken control of the sea, and all our warships have been destroyed.

The old Zhu: What? When did our son get so formidable? Looks like the old Zhu has an heir to carry on the family! Erhu, hurry... tie me up and deliver me to the Crown Prince as a congratulatory gift.

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