Transmigrating as Zhu Gaoxu, I Pick a Fight with Zhu Di from the Start

One morning, overworked office drone Zhu Gaoxu wakes up as Han Prince Zhu Gaoxu, the most rebellious man in the Ming Dynasty: the scapegoat whose father dangled false promises before him and whose fate was sealed in the history books as “a traitor who died miserably.”

The original Zhu Gaoxu spent half his life being strung along by the promise, “The Crown Prince is often ill. You must do your best.”

Now that I'm the Han Prince, I'm going to speak my mind.

I curse Zhu Di so badly in the Golden Carriage Hall that he spits blood.

At the brink of death, I tear up the script for begging forgiveness and wager my life: “Either send me to the northern frontier to fight the enemy, or let blood run three feet deep in the Fengtian Hall today!”

From then on, the arrogant prince of the history books becomes the devil of the battlefield: reforming firearms, forging alliances across the grasslands, carving out territory to raise troops...