Great Ming: The Prince of Han's Son, Killing Yongle from the Start!

In the eighteenth year of Yongle, he transmigrates into Zhu Zhanqi, grandson of Zhu Di and son of the Prince of Han, Zhu Gaoxu.

In the original history, he was killed by his unreliable father, the Prince of Han. Fortunately, Zhu Zhanqi awakens a System...

In the Hall of Supreme Harmony, the AK in Zhu Zhanqi's hands is impossible to keep under control: “I'm becoming emperor today. Who's for it, and who's against it?”

Zhu Gaoxu, Prince of Han: “You little bastard, what are you doing?!”

Zhu Zhanqi: “If you could be even a little reliable, I wouldn't have to do this myself. Shut up!”

Zhu Di, furious: “You filthy soldier, are you really going to rebel against your own grandfather?!”

Zhu Zhanqi: “I call you Emperor Chengzu out of respect. Without that respect, I'd bury you in the ground!”

Zhu Di: “You haven't even grown a beard yet, my good grandson. You're still a child!”

Zhu Zhanqi: “Why don't you look in a mirror and see how old you are!”

Zhu Di: “You wretch! From this day on, you will be a traitor for all eternity, rejected by Heaven and Earth!”

Zhu Zhanqi: “Likewise... Hand over the throne, and I'll give you a count of three. Three, two, one!”

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