Great Ming’s Rebellious Son: I Tear Up the Dragon Robe, and Father Panics

Zhu Shuo transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes the least favored of the ninth princes. He only wanted to lie flat and live an easy life, but a noble consort frames him, accusing him of poisoning his sister-in-law with an "immortal pill"!

In the Hall of Golden Chimes, his father, Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, flies into a thunderous rage. His brothers watch with cold indifference, while the entire court denounces him.

Faced with everyone's accusations, Zhu Shuo smiles.

Fine, no more pretending!

He tears off his imperial robe in front of the court and cuts ties with his family: "I don't need to be a prince anymore! From this day on, I, Zhu Shuo, have nothing to do with the imperial family!"

Everyone thinks he's finished, but no one knows that a voice rings out in Zhu Yuanzhang's mind as he sits upon the dragon throne:

[Ding! The Ninth Prince has used a heaven-defying art to extend the life of the Princess of Yan, reversing the nation's fortunes. Great Ming national fortune +100!]

As he watches the son he personally cast into the imperial prison improve rice strains, manufacture cannons, and pacify the Northern Yuan, Zhu Yuanzhang is overcome with regret and panic.

"My son, your father was wrong. Come back and be crown prince! The Great Ming can't manage without you!"