Great Ming: Suppress the Palace Coup from the Start

The eighth year of the Jingtai reign.

At the urging of certain ambitious schemers, Zhu Qizhen launched the famous Coup at the Palace Gates.

Afterward, the emperor who had saved the Ming dynasty from ruin was branded the tyrannical Prince Chengli.

He transmigrates as Zhu Jianji, the crown prince Zhu Qiyu had desperately tried to install, only for the boy to die young.

Watch as Zhu Jianji rewrites the story of Zhu Qizhen's modest achievements and colossal blunder.

See how Zhu Qizhen goes from Emperor Yingzong to the Tyrant Emperor, and then ends up a prince.

"Royal Uncle, I've prepared a nice pit for you. Go on, jump in!"

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