Daming! I Actually Invited My Own Father, Emperor Hongwu, to Rebel

Traveling through the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, he became the eighteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang. At the beginning, he was thrown to Zhangzhou, Fujian, where the clan was exiled. Train new armies, develop gunpowder, gather talents, start the industrial revolution, and prepare for the rebellion of the feudal kings. In an accident, Zhu Heng met two old men. Among them, Zhu Wu knew everything about the world and was good at internal affairs. Tang Ding was familiar with the art of war and had extraordinary military ability. After some testing, Zhu Heng, who was eager for talent, started a showdown! "Lao Zhu, Lao Tang! Stop pretending! Come and work with me on great things!" Zhu Yuanzhang: Duzi, would you like to call another cowherd boy? I can't kill you. Tang He: Your Majesty, you can't. Your Majesty, the Eighteenth Highness, has the power of a saint and can use thunderous means. I suggest that in order to avoid the loss of life and the suffering of the people, we should abolish the ancestral precept that there should be direct descendants and no direct descendants. Zhu Heng: Damn it, you two old men are playing me. Isn't it okay if I don't want to be the emperor? I rebelled just to save my life. My ideal is the stars and the sea. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.