Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty: The Good-for-Nothing Prince's Heaven-Defying Rise

During the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty, deep within the imperial palace in Jinling.

"Ah!"

A piercing scream rang out from a side hall on the eastern side of the palace, startling several sparrows from a branch.

Inside, a teenager of about seventeen or eighteen suddenly sat up in bed. Cold sweat covered his forehead, and his eyes were full of fear and confusion.

"I... Where am I?" the boy murmured, his voice trembling.

Memories surged back like a tide, and only then did he realize that he had transmigrated!

As it turned out, the original owner of this body was also named Lin Xuan. He was the thirteenth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, founding emperor of the Great Ming, and his title was Tong. He was known as the Thirteenth Prince, Zhu Yuntong. Yet his position in the imperial family was painfully awkward: his mother was of humble birth, just an ordinary palace maid, and she died of illness when he was five. He himself was regarded by everyone in the palace as a good-for-nothing, with mediocre talent and no success in cultivation. Among the many princes, he was practically invisible.