Great Ming: I Rebelled and Declared Myself Emperor, Forcing the Old Zhu to Abdicate

Li Changqing transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and, on his very first day, kills Zhu Shuang, the tyrannical Prince of Qin.

He obtains a Rebellion System and officially embarks on the road to revolt.

As long as he captures cities and conquers territory, he receives rewards.

Forcing Zhu Yuanzhang to abdicate will earn him the Industrial Revolution as a reward.

It is now the twenty-fifth year of the Hongwu era, and Li Changqing is running out of time. While Old Zhu is still alive, he must seize the realm as quickly as possible and force him to abdicate.

Meanwhile, Old Zhu has obtained a National Destiny System that lets him see the people and events of the next ten years.

After looking through everything, he finds that none of the many princes will become emperor.

The second emperor of the Ming Dynasty won't even have the surname Zhu. Old Zhu is completely dumbfounded.

He has to change this future. As the original leader of a rebellion, he absolutely won't allow anyone to rebel right under his nose.

Yet the full-scale rebellion still begins.

Two years later.

Li Changqing arrives at the imperial palace alone and forces Zhu Yuanzhang to abdicate.

This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.