Great Ming: I Really Don't Want to Be Emperor

He transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and became Zhu Gaoxi's second legitimate son, Zhu Zhanyong.

Despite his noble status as a prince, Zhu Zhanyong kept going further and further down the path of courting death.

Zhu Zhanyong: "What? You're Sun Ruowei? Take her away!"

Zhu Zhanji: "She's your future sister-in-law!"

Zhu Zhanyong: "I'm taking my sister-in-law. Who else would I take?"

Zhu Zhanji: "..."

Zhu Di: "Don't you want to be emperor?"

Zhu Zhanyong: "No. My greatest wish is to sleep until I wake naturally, count money until my hands cramp, have beautiful wives and concubines by my side, and build pavilions with gold bricks and jade tiles!"

Zhu Di: "..."

This is the story of a carefree prince who keeps courting death, yet no matter what he does, he never dies!

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