Great Ming: After Cutting Ties, I Ascend the Throne as Emperor?

Zhu Zhen transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and became the least favored prince.

His father thought him mediocre, his mother saw him as a burden, and his brothers regarded him as a thorn in their side.

With a single imperial edict, he voluntarily severed his ties to the royal family and left to take up his fief in a bitterly cold land.

Fortunately, he awakened the [Divine Territory System].

As long as he developed his territory, he could obtain modern technology and divine weapons and mighty generals.

While everyone thought Zhu Zhen would be left to fend for himself on the northern frontier, he had already quietly built an unstoppable force of steel.

Years later, the imperial court was in turmoil, beset by internal strife and external threats. His biased father begged him to return to the capital and save the throne.

Clad in golden armor, Zhu Zhen led a million troops to the city gates. “Save the throne? Father, your son is here to take it.”