A Tale of Two Ming Dynasties: This Zhu Di Is Such a Workaholic!

In the fourth year of Jianwen, Zhu Di launched his campaign to depose the Jianwen Emperor and restore the rightful order, bringing his army to the gates of Yingtian. Suddenly, a comparison livestream appeared.

The person being compared was none other than Prince of Yan Zhu Di, who was on the verge of successfully rebelling.

One black, one red: the two Zhu Dis had appeared on the scene.

In the original world, Zhu Di feigned madness and slept in pigsties, eating pig feces just to survive.

Although he ultimately succeeded in his rebellion, he survived by the skin of his teeth and shattered the Ming Empire before he managed to seize the throne.

In the parallel world, Zhu Di was an overachiever. He could read and write at three, trained in martial arts at seven, mastered the basics by ten, and began leading armies into battle.

He pacified Yunnan, campaigned against the Northern Yuan, wiped out the Jurchens, invaded Japan, and conquered Annam.

Zhu Di pushed himself relentlessly, and pushed his brothers and Old Zhu just as hard.

Zhu Biao: "I don't dare slack off even a little. If I do, I might lose my position as Crown Prince."

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Fourth, why don't you just take the throne instead?"

During the Jingnan Campaign, Zhu Di planted his foot on Zhu Yunwen's head: "You little brat, you're the one who wanted to strip the princes of their fiefs?!"

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