Great Ming: My Grandfather Wants to Hand Me Over to the Rebels as a Hostage

The seventeenth year of Chongzhen.

Li Fei arrives in the body of Zhu Cilang, Crown Prince of the Ming.

The dynasty is three and a half months from ruin.

He secretly trains soldiers, hoping only to escape the capital when the city falls and make plans for the future.

One day, the rebel army is just ten days from the capital.

Chongzhen plans to have his ministers raise military funds and come to the capital's aid.

But one by one, they plead poverty.

Worse, someone proposes handing the crown prince over to the rebels as a hostage to sue for peace.

That someone is the crown prince's own maternal grandfather.

Hearing the news, Zhu Cilang gives a cold smile.

"You really are a fine grandfather!"

I'm done running. I'm going to kill.

That day,

Jiading Prefecture is massacred,

and blood runs through the streets of the capital.

"Ding! Congratulations, progress increased by one percent."

"Congratulations, Host. You have received the legacy of Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang."

"Congratulations, Host. You have received five free attribute points."

"Congratulations, Host. You have received plans for a rifled cannon."

The Ming's most ruthless crown prince, Zhu Cilang, steps into the public eye.

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