Great Ming: From the Start, I Beat Up the Imperial Grandson

In the twenty-fifth year of the Hongwu reign, Zhu Yunwen sought a reputation for benevolence by handing out meat buns, triggering a deadly stampede. Su Jing stepped in, mixed sand into the porridge, and saved countless people from disaster, only for Zhu Yunwen to accuse him of being utterly heartless!

Furious, Su Jing shouted, “To hell with your fake benevolence!” Bam! He punched the Imperial Grandson in front of everyone, knocking him to the ground and making him cough up blood!

Old Zhu witnessed the whole thing. Instead of getting angry, he burst into tears. “He’s just like him! The way he squats there eating noodles is exactly like Biao’er!”

From then on, the Ming dynasty had its most audacious Prince of Wu.

Old Zhu: “Jing’er, as long as you don’t rebel, you can do whatever you want with the Ming!”

Zhu Biao: “Second brother, could you take care of these memorials for me? I want to go for a run!”

Su Jing: “No! I really don’t want to be emperor. I just want to knock some sense into this Ming dynasty!”