Ming Dynasty: If the Rebellious Son Is Destroyed, I Still Have to Make Him the King.

Traveling through the Ming Dynasty, he became the sixth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Zhen. As a time traveler, Zhu Zhen did not participate in the struggle for imperial power, but started his own journey of ruin. Zhu Yuanzhang: "This treacherous son is a promiscuous man. He gambles all day long. He doesn't care about the government and the public. He keeps messing around. You actually want me to make him the prince?" Song Lian: "Your Majesty, the Sixth Prince Zhu Zhen was a great talent at that time. He joked about many things both ancient and modern in this poem, creating a prosperous literary world." Li Shanchang: "The sixth prince was demoted to Handan. Although he spent all day in debauchery, the development plan he made for fun made Handan develop by leaps and bounds, almost catching up with the capital." Xu Da: "Your Majesty, although the Sixth Prince wanted to capture the beauties of the Western Regions, he sent troops to conquer the Western Regions." For a time, Zhu Zhen, who was completely ruined, eating, drinking and having fun all day long, and just wanted to be happy, became the prince? Zhu Yuanzhang: "I don't want to pass the throne to him, but they are right." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.