Great Ming: From the Start, a Hostage Leads a Hundred Thousand Iron Cavalry Against the Dynasty

He transmigrates to the Jiajing era in 1560 and becomes Zhu Zhiye, the ninth prince, kept hidden from the world.

His father doesn't love him, his mother is gravely ill, and the entire court is plotting against him. Meanwhile, the Mongols are invading.

As a hostage, Zhu Zhiye will be sent to the Mongol steppe to secure peace and trade between the Mongols and the Ming frontier.

The whole court celebrates. No one cares whether eight-year-old Zhu Zhiye will survive.

The Ming dynasty is on the verge of collapse, and the last Han Chinese dynasty is about to disappear. Looking out over this chaotic world, hostage Zhu Zhiye murmurs in grief:

"A Chinese person from the future has come. In this era of chaos, I will build a truly iron-blooded dynasty and make China rise again."

"This new dynasty shall be called Han!"

"The Ming is rotten to the core. Only Han can bring change. I am a hostage, and I will personally bring down the late Ming!"

On that day, a million soldiers marched through the pass, killed Jiajing, and purged the dynasty.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.