I'm a Fatuous Emperor: I Abduct a Commoner's Daughter from the Start, Driving Old Zhu Mad

He transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes the Jianwen Emperor, Zhu Yunwen.

This Ming Dynasty is a little different.

The Crown Prince, Zhu Biao, has just died of illness, and Zhu Yuanzhang has also passed away from grief.

Caught completely unprepared, Zhu Yunwen is thrust onto the throne.

Before him, Zhu Yuntong relies on Lan Yu and his maternal relatives from the Chang family, watching him like a hawk.

Behind him, his uncles Zhu Di and Zhu Gang are like hungry wolves, sharpening their blades.

Zhu Yunwen, newly transmigrated, says, "Well, this is a hellish start."

Fortunately, he gets the Foolish Emperor System.

As long as he acts like a foolish emperor, slacks off, and is regarded as a foolish emperor, he can earn rewards.

And so the first foolish emperor in the history books appears!

He burns memorials and abducts commoners' daughters.

He gives away the realm and refuses to strip the vassal kings of their power.

He favors treacherous courtiers and distances himself from loyal ministers.

The supposedly dead Zhu Yuanzhang is furious.

Ten years later,

the Ming Dynasty has unified the world, and Zhu Yuanzhang is dumbfounded.

"A foolish emperor can unify the world?"

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