[Zhu Gaoxu, Yongle, Prince of Han, treasure ships, the Western Ocean, maritime frontiers, court intrigue, securing a way out]
He transmigrated to the Yongle era and became Zhu Gaoxu, Prince of Han.
Having earned great merit in the Jingnan Campaign, he refused to let Zhu Di get away with empty promises and dared to confront the emperor head-on.
He was clear-headed inside, but hid behind a madcap facade, acting unpredictably and with wild abandon.
Every bit of his disguise followed its own logic. He had only one goal:
To go far away to Yunnan and live as a carefree prince. Yet his father Zhu Di used every trick in the book to keep him firmly in the capital.
Officials and commoners alike speculated that Zhu Di intended to make the Prince of Han his heir.
But Zhu Gaoxu alone knew he had no desire to get caught up in the succession struggle.
With a cunning father, a loving mother, a wife wrapped up in household affairs, an eldest brother in poor health, and a younger brother whose wits left much to be desired, he had no choice but to step up.
A jest soon spread throughout the capital:
“The Crown Prince is often ill. I must do my best to help him!”
Licking a dog.
It's pretty good-looking, but I feel like the protagonist's character is a bit low, and many small things can't be controlled.
A mess with no beginning or end
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