Great Ming: From the Most Rebellious Scion to Usurping the Throne

Zhu Yong, who was determined to be a rebellious traitor, transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty as Zhu Qiyong, heir to the Prince of Xiang. In the ninth year of Xuande, locusts ravage three provinces. Zhu Qiyong accompanies his father, Zhu Zhanshan, to the capital to help put an end to the plague. Emperor Xuanzong has little time left, and the court is unsettled. Sun is determined to put Crown Prince Zhu Qizhen on the throne, repeatedly violating the law. As foreign tribes invade the borders and internal strife grips the country, the situation grows increasingly complex, and it is impossible to tell where the officials stand. The Three Yangs, Yu Qian, Zhang Fu, and others have yet to reveal their positions. How will Zhu Qiyong protect the Ming Dynasty's magnificent realm? Zhu Qiyong: “I'm rebellious to the bone. If you can't handle being emperor, I'll take the throne!” Zhu Tumu wants to ascend the throne? No chance! The Oirats want to breach the passes? Then they'll die! The southwest is in turmoil? Then I'll beat it into submission! Zhu Qiyong's motto is: “If you can't kill me, I'll kill you!”