Great Ming: After Ten Years of Sign-In, I Forced Zhu Yuanzhang to Abdicate

Zhu Zhen transmigrates and becomes Zhu Yuanzhang's sixth son. At eighteen, he awakens memories of his past life and gains a sign-in System. Every daily sign-in grants him a hundred catties of strength, a hundred Snow Dragon Riders, and ten extra days of life. He keeps it to himself and quietly signs in each day. A year later, his strength surpasses that of Chang Yuchun, the mightiest general in the Ming dynasty. Five years later, his Snow Dragon Riders are strong enough to trample the capital of a nation. Ten years later, Zhu Biao dies of illness, and Zhu Yuanzhang insists on naming Zhu Yunwen crown prince. The entire court kneels to accept the decree, but Zhu Zhen alone remains standing. “Father, you are old.” Zhu Yuanzhang slams the table and rises. “You unfilial son! What are you planning?” Zhu Zhen reaches out, lifts the three-thousand-catty bronze cauldron before the hall with one hand, and gently sets it on the imperial desk. “This son merely thinks that Yunwen cannot shoulder this empire.” Outside the hall, 360,000 Snow Dragon Riders stand in formation, their blades and spears like a forest, their cold gleam illuminating all of Yingtian Prefecture. That day, Zhu Yuanzhang abdicates. Zhu Zhen ascends the throne and names his era Wuji. From that day on, the Ming cavalry begins its conquests in every direction. “I will finish what Father could not.” “Only, he fought for the realm. I will fight for the entire Earth.”