Great Ming, How Did Our Good Son Turn Out to Be a Tyrant?

From the start, he had a Myriad Worlds drift bottle. Zhu Biao, the Ming crown prince, learned from a history book covering the Ming and Qing dynasties that he was destined to die in his prime. At the time, Zhu Yuanzhang had just ascended the throne. To prevent the Great Ming from flourishing and then declining, Zhu Biao personally led an army north into the desert to crush any hope of the grasslands rising to power. He killed every male and married all the women of the grasslands into Han households. Zhu Di trembled at the sight of his good big brother, who had wiped out his clan and extinguished its line. Gradually, the Great Ming gained a prince who was a fearsome warrior. Years later, Zhu Di witnessed the birth of technology and industry. Before anyone realized it, the Ming dynasty had become the greatest power in the world. The many princes only wanted to campaign abroad and rule their own domains; none wanted to stay in the capital. Their once-good big brother had become a tyrant.