Great Ming: From the Start, I Made Old Zhu Step Down

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, on the eve of his investiture, Prince Wu Zhu Yunthong is bound to the Imperial Seal of State, which claims to be a System.

As long as he keeps a positive attitude, he'll receive rewards.

Combat prowess, medical miracles, sweet potatoes and potatoes, a hundred thousand loyal dead soldiers: there is nothing the System can't provide, as long as he can think of it.

His grandfather, who holds the power of life and death, still holds the power of life and death. He just can't quite remember what he looks like.

The half-brother he can't stand is about to be named Crown Prince. Great, now he looks even more unbearable.

His ambitious uncle is still as ambitious as ever...

Well, I'll call him Uncle to show him respect. If I don't, I'll bury him.

I take the initiative and force the old Zhu to abdicate, taking the throne for myself.

After ascending the throne:

I nurture the people, establish schools, hold the imperial examinations, build river crossings, expand the borders, and awe the surrounding nations.

The glorious Ming shines, and tributes arrive from every direction.

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