Great Ming: I Reject the Throne Three Times from the Start and Make Old Zhu See Red

Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yunwen becomes Zhu Biao's son.

With Zhu Biao dead and the throne about to fall to him, Zhu Yunwen knows he won't make a good emperor and can't defeat the Yongle Emperor. He immediately decides to reject the title of Crown Prince and become a carefree prince instead, figuring at least he'll enjoy a happy life.

And so, Zhu Yunwen begins making trouble.

You want to know if I want to be emperor?

Don't ask. The answer is that I'm not interested in the slightest!

What? Old Zhu publicly announced that I have to attend the morning court and take part in governing?

Sorry, I'm sick. I can't go!

What the heck??? You want me to review the ministers' memorials first, then hand them over to Old Zhu?

Fourth Uncle, your nephew is still young. You have to help me! ...

With the Mandate of Heaven approaching and worried about the future of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang finally asks his ministers for their advice.

The ministers: "His Highness Yunwen is benevolent and beloved by the people. We beg Your Majesty to appoint him!"

Zhu Di: "Father, rest assured. Yunwen treats me with utmost sincerity. I will treat him like my elder brother and defend our Ming borders for him! Please appoint Yunwen!"

Zhu Yunwen: "??? I've turned it down three times already. Why are you still pushing me?"

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