Great Ming's Zhu Biao: Old Zhu, You're Not Planning a Rebellion, Are You?

After transmigrating into the early Ming dynasty as Crown Prince Zhu Biao, he awakens the Strongest Heir Apparent System.

With the throne within easy reach, Zhu Biao is in no hurry.

He will claim the throne, and make his people strong and prosperous.

One life can shape the fate of ten thousand generations.

He will be an emperor, but also enlighten the people and forge the backbone of his nation.

Even if the Ming dynasty eventually falls and fades into the river of history,

so long as the sons of Huaxia have fire in their hearts and steel in their spines, they will never bow to the nations of the world.

Zhu Biao: Anyone who sets foot on Ming territory, no matter which country's envoy they are, must obey the laws of the Ming. Those who disobey will be beheaded.

Zhu Biao: Anyone who dares to bully the people of the Ming will be executed without mercy.

Zhu Biao: The people of the Ming should be broad-minded, neither servile nor arrogant, never allowing themselves to be bullied or trapped in a life of luxury.

Northern Yuan: In war between two countries, envoys are not to be killed. Why did the Ming skin our envoy and stuff his hide with straw?

Japan: Pirates merely raided Ming fishing boats. Why did that provoke hundreds of thousands of Ming troops to cross the sea, launch a punitive expedition, and build a mound of enemy skulls?

Zhu Yuanzhang: Biao'er, the borders are secure. It's time to let the people recover and rebuild.

Zhu Biao: The borders may be secure, but across the ocean there are still countless slaves and heaps of gold. If Heaven gives it to us and we do not take it, we will suffer for it.

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