Great Ming's Prince of Qin: Toppling Hongwu and Taking on Zhu Chongba

Zhu Shuang was a senior executive with doctorates in both economics and physics. After being ambushed by a business rival, he suddenly found himself in the early Ming Dynasty, inhabiting the body of Zhu Yuanzhang's second son, Prince Qin Zhu Shuang.

After receiving the original owner's memories, he understood the grievances and regrets Zhu Shuang had harbored. As it turned out, only Zhu Biao was Zhu Chongba's son. The others were merely tools to secure his empire. Poor Zhu Shuang had always held on to a little hope, but over time, even that was worn away.

After learning all this, Zhu Shuang, a young man of the twenty-first century, decided he would not put up with it any longer.

If they wouldn't let him sit at the table, then he would flip it over.

He furiously roasted Zhu Chongba, the stinking beggar, and sarcastically mocked Zhu Biao, the black-sesame tangyuan.

He didn't want their so-called family affection anymore. He wanted to live his own life.