Great Ming's Crown Prince: I, at Nine, Depose My Father and Rule Alone

[Dual-Soul Premise, Chapter 6 Now Available] Nine-year-old Zhu Jianshen, a disgraced crown prince, suddenly hears a voice in his head from six hundred years in the future. The voice claims to be Zhu Yanming and opens with: “Your father is planning a coup tonight. Go save Yu Qian first.” Zhu Jianshen does as he is told. At the Nan Gong Gate, he stands in the way of Shi Heng and hundreds of armed men, smothering a coup before it can begin. Later, the two share one body and sit on the same dragon throne. Zhu Yanming devises strategies, while Zhu Jianshen plays his role to perfection. Together, they join forces with Yu Qian, restore order, balance the court officials, expand the territory, and secure the borders. It takes fifteen years for the Great Ming to rise from the ruins. There is only one thing the two argue about countless times: Wan Zhen'er. “When I grow up, I’ll marry you,” Zhu Jianshen says. “You’re only nine!” Zhu Yanming howls inside his head, carrying on until Zhu Jianshen turns fifteen and really does marry her. As time passes, Zhu Yanming sleeps more and more. Zhu Jianshen grows increasingly like himself in court. Once, Zhu Jianshen says coldly, “I am the rules of the palace,” and the voice in his head is quiet, as if it has finally finished saying good night. He thinks this is the end of the story. What he does not know is that after he closes his eyes on the dragon throne, his son Zhu Youcheng will continue along the path of revival and finish what he left undone. Six hundred years later, someone else wakes from a dream with empty hands, yet feels as though he has lost something very important. The Great Ming’s revival has never depended on just one person.