Great Ming: I, Zhu Houzhao, Won't Be Emperor or Marry a Widow

By accident, I transmigrated into the body of Crown Prince Zhu Houzhao.

But I really don't want to be crown prince or emperor, cooped up like a pig in the prison that is the imperial palace.

For freedom, for the goddess of my dreams, I refuse to become emperor.

I won't become the Zhengde Emperor.

I've decided to reform my dad and help him live to a hundred, ruling as emperor for ten thousand years.

I'll make sure he has a house full of children, all fighting over the throne. Then I can take advantage of the chaos and slip away.

To get myself deposed as crown prince, I'll make sure everyone hates me: my parents give up on me completely, and every minister wants me dead.

Here's my rule: whatever a crown prince or emperor is supposed to do, I won't do it. Whatever they're not supposed to do, I'll do without hesitation.

My motto is: “I'll see my goal of never becoming emperor through to the end.”