Zhu Cilang transmigrates to the final years of the Ming dynasty and becomes the Crown Prince under the Chongzhen Emperor.
In just two months, the rebel Li Zicheng will enter the capital, and the Jurchen will sweep across the country. As crown prince, he is sure to die without even a body left behind.
Fortunately, the System awakens, allowing him to create a space-time portal that connects him with Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di.
If Chongzhen is too soft, then he’ll join forces with Old Zhu and Zhu Di to overthrow his own father.
If the civil officials refuse to obey, he’ll have Hongwu’s Embroidered Uniform Guard confiscate their estates.
If the Jurchen are powerful, then Zhu Di’s hundreds of thousands of troops will sweep them away.
If there are too many corrupt officials, they can try Old Zhu’s executioner’s blade.
(Other Ming emperors will join later.)
Together, the sixteen Ming emperors will create a glorious empire that conquers the world.
Hard to comment. Ancestors call their descendants their eldest nephews? What is this name? Besides. In this article, it is written that Zhu Cihong called Zhu Di Chengzu. Didn't Zhu Di have any reaction at all? Zhu Di should strongly emphasize that he is Taizong. The protagonist should also call Zhu Di Taizong.