Great Ming: The Sixth Prince's Grandson, Why Hasn't Zhu Di Started His Campaign Yet?

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yunwen becomes the Crown Prince's eldest son and activates the Peerless Foolish Emperor System.

As long as he acts like an incompetent ruler, he earns rewards. If he can lose the empire, he'll be rewarded with a trip back to the modern world, where he can inherit assets worth hundreds of billions. Getting deposed as heir ahead of time even earns him a bonus.

A foolish emperor? Now that's something I know how to do. I just have to go against Old Zhu, right?

Old Zhu wants to establish ancestral rules, so Zhu Yunwen talks back!

Old Zhu wants to execute meritorious officials, so Zhu Yunwen storms the execution ground!

The whole point is to court death!

After a string of outrageous stunts, the entire court comes over to his side, all praising him as a wise ruler.

Just as his chances of returning to the modern world seem to dwindle by the day...

One day, the Embroidered Uniform Guard reports that Prince of Yan Zhu Di has arrived outside the palace with his men. Zhu Yunwen is overjoyed.

"Quick, tell everyone not to resist. Send my imperial robes to Fourth Uncle. I'm abdicating!"

Outside the palace, Zhu Di looks at the hundred carts of tribute he'd carefully prepared, then at the imperial robes in front of him, and bursts into tears.

"Your Majesty, I'm a loyal subject! Can't I just stop being Prince of Yan?"

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