Great Ming: I Became a Rebel King at Nine, Shocking the Old Zhu

Han Fengning transmigrates to the Ming dynasty and discovers that he has become a nine-year-old child.

That's not all. The construction of Mingzhongdu has drained the people and treasury, while the Huai-Xi nobles have taken the opportunity to extort the population. As a result, a popular uprising breaks out in Fengyang Prefecture.

Even more absurdly, the rebels are choosing their leader by drawing lots, and nine-year-old Han Fengning is among the candidates.

"Ding! Congratulations, Host, you've won the draw. System activated successfully. You have obtained the power of the Four Symbols."

When Han Fengning draws the bamboo slip representing the leader, all the rebels are dumbfounded. Han Fengning is just as stunned.

With things as they are, the people choose Han Fengning, and he has no choice but to lead this rabble of several hundred, punching county magistrates, kicking nobles, and cutting down commanders. In the end, he takes things a step further, seizes Fengyang, the Ming capital, and declares himself king.

When news reaches Yingtian, Zhu Yuanzhang is shocked. He sends generals Lan Yu, Li Wenzhong, Feng Sheng, Xu Da, and others to crush the rebellion, but they all suffer crushing defeats.

With no other choice, Zhu Yuanzhang leads the army himself. When he meets the nine-year-old rebel king Han Fengning, Old Zhu demands, "Why didn't you report this to the authorities?"

Han Fengning sneers. "When you rebelled, why didn't you report it to the authorities?"

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