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

He transmigrates to the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty and becomes Zhu Yuanzhang's eighteenth son.

From the start, he is sent to Zhangzhou, Fujian, the place where members of the imperial clan are exiled.

He trains a new army, develops gunpowder, gathers talented people, launches an industrial revolution, and prepares for the rebellion of the vassal princes.

By chance, Zhu Heng meets two old men.

One, Zhu Wu, knows everything under Heaven and excels at civil administration.

The other, Tang Ding, has read extensively on military strategy and possesses exceptional talent for war.

After testing them, Zhu Heng, desperate to recruit worthy men, lays his cards on the table from the start!

"Old Zhu, Old Tang! No more pretending! Join me in accomplishing something great!"

Zhu Yuanzhang: "You little rebel, call that cowherd one more time and see what happens! I'll beat you to death."

Tang He: "Your Majesty, you mustn't! The Eighteenth Prince has the wisdom of a sage and a forceful approach. To spare the people from suffering and bloodshed, I suggest we set aside the ancestral rule of selecting the legitimate heir when one exists, and the eldest son when there is none."

Zhu Heng: "What the hell? You two old foxes were setting me up! Can't I just refuse to be emperor? I only rebelled to save my own skin! My dream is the stars and the sea, all right?"

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