Daming: I, the Great Grandson of the Emperor, Will Try My Best to Protect Zhu Gaochi at the Beginning.

Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, wanted to depose Zhu Gaochi as the crown prince, and the emperor's grandson Zhu Zhanji immediately stood up to oppose it. The government was discussed in the court, which shocked the civil and military officials of the court, and successfully retained the crown prince's position. The system rewarded three thousand elites of the Shenji Battalion. Zhu Di: "My grandson has such talent for governing the world. I, the Ming Dynasty, will definitely be invincible in the world." Zhu Gaochi: "My son is so powerful, my father will just treat him like a dog." Zhu Zhanji: "The Ming Dynasty has to rely on me, otherwise it will be over sooner or later!" Zhu Zhanji saved the Ming Dynasty in times of crisis and used system rewards to establish an enduring foundation. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.