Great Ming: Pass the Throne to the Next Generation? I’ll Make Zhu Lao’er the Crown Prince

In the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu, Zhu Shangbing transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty. At this time, Crown Prince Zhu Biao has passed away!

Zhu Yuanzhang looks at his second son and shakes his head. This disobedient son makes him want to beat him to death every day. He can't pass the throne to him, or the Ming Dynasty will collapse in its second generation!

But his third son, the Prince of Jin, is much like the Prince of Qin, while his fourth son, the Prince of Yan, is quite capable. But if he skips over them and passes the throne to someone else, what will become of his second and third sons?

Just as Zhu Yuanzhang is at his wits' end, he discovers his beloved grandson.

"Grandson, how did you come up with all these things?"

"Can these warships really reach Japan?"

"Are the lands in those countries around the world really so fertile?"

"Is there really a mountain of gold across the ocean?"

Zhu Shangbing nods. "That's right! Wherever the sun and moon shine, wherever rivers flow, all will be Han lands. By then, every subject of our Ming Dynasty will have enough to eat, and the people will live in peace and prosperity..."

As the heir to the Prince of Qin, his father may be useless, but Zhu Shangbing says he'll make his Uncle Zhu, the second son, the Crown Prince!

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