Great Ming: You Call Me Utterly Wicked? That's Just Your Ignorance

He transmigrates as Zhu Gui, the thirteenth son of the old Zhu and the Prince of Dai.

Zhu Gui has no interest in inheriting the throne. He just wants to be a carefree prince.

Seeing Zhu Gui behave like this gives the old Zhu a splitting headache.

Every day, Zhu Gui does nothing but eat, drink, play, and carry on the martial traditions of the Wei dynasty.

"I'm Zhu Gui! My old man is the emperor. What's wrong with enjoying myself?"

Then, when the Oirat army reaches the border and the court is in turmoil, Zhu Gui steps forward.

"I, Zhu Gui, may be a heinous criminal, but anyone who dares invade my Ming will be hunted down, no matter how far away they are!"

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