Great Ming: From the Start, I Successfully Usurped the Throne

After successfully usurping the throne, he opens his eyes to find himself emperor. He thought he had the perfect start, but reality slaps him in the face.

Under the imperial court, undercurrents swirl and factions abound. The Empress Dowager holds power in the harem, while a faction led by civil officials dominates the court.

Outside the court, an army of 300,000 loyalist troops is advancing toward him, watching like a tiger waiting to pounce.

In the martial world, many people disregard the law and do as they please.

Beyond the country's borders, powerful states such as Qin, Han, Yuan, Song, Tang, and Qing stand ready to wage war at any moment.

In these circumstances, Zhu Wushi remains calm.

Solving all these problems takes just one word:

"Kill."

All under heaven belongs to the king; all who dwell within its borders are the king's subjects.

Heaven's mandate is bestowed upon him, and his reign shall endure forever!

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