A Young Cavalryman Beyond the Northern Frontier of the Great Ming

Other princes fight for the throne, vying for supremacy and wielding power over the court.

Zhu Zhiqian transmigrates as a prince and wants nothing more than to quietly laze around like a salted fish.

But with his talent for war maxed out, he captures the Crown Prince of Northern Yuan alive at just fifteen.

A meritorious subject who threatens the throne? Not a chance.

His father, Zhu Yuanzhang, goes even further: he arranges a marriage for him with the younger sister of the enemy nation’s greatest general.

Zhu Zhiqian: Father, I’m still young.

Zhu Yuanzhang: You’re not that young. You can already capture a crown prince alive, so why be afraid of a woman?

Zhu Zhiqian: ...I’m afraid she’ll stab me in my sleep.

The first time he meets his fiancée, he sneaks a look over the wall and gets chased for three whole streets.

The second time, he climbs the wall to lure a cat and gets kicked flying.

The third time...

Zhu Zhiqian: Sis, I really didn’t mean to.

Guanyinnu, holding a knife: Say that again?

Zhu Zhiqian: Sis, I was wrong.

Years later, Prince Jing Zhu Zhiqian commands the forces at Dazhigu, and his navy’s might is renowned across the seas.

Everyone says Prince Jing is a heroic young man, decisive and ruthless.

Only the servants in the prince’s residence know that at home, their prince doesn’t even dare speak loudly.