Great Ming: The Rebellion Diary of a Wild Crown Prince

Name: Great Ming: The Rebellion Diary of a Wild Crown Prince
Author: Rotten-Faced Ghost

大明：野生皇太子的造反日记

by Rotten-Faced Ghost (烂脸鬼)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 90k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical & Ancient
Updated: 2mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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Other people transmigrate and enjoy a life of glory. I transmigrated into the wild crown prince of the Great Ming, trapped deep in the mountains!

From the start, I was holed up in a ramshackle mountain stronghold, kidnapped by a band of loyal old ministers of the Southern Ming who were wailing and pleading for me to restore the dynasty.

Under pressure from a crowd of old men who could be mistaken for five-star generals in a modern-day residential compound,

I had no choice but to raise the banner of resistance against the Qing. I toyed with Wu Sangui and infuriated the young Kangxi Emperor, all while slacking off and stirring up trouble as I reclaimed the realm. I turned my daily rebellion into a hilarious journal and ultimately brought the Great Ming back to its golden age!

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