The Hongwu Emperor's Eldest Grandson

Li Ping'an transmigrated, and became Zhu Xiongying, the eldest legitimate grandson of the Hongwu Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang and the eldest legitimate son of Crown Prince Yiwen, Zhu Biao.

He could hardly stop himself from laughing at the heavens. He was all set to inherit the throne!

As long as he didn't do anything stupid and grew up safe and sound, he could sleep with beauties in his arms and rule the world by day.

However, years later, Li Ping'an wanted to warn everyone who thought that good fortune would just fall from the sky:

Do you have any idea how awful the Crown Prince Yiwen's living conditions were?!

[I'm so sick of the tired old trope where Zhu Biao rebels and Zhu Yuanzhang voluntarily abdicates. I'm writing about the unlucky Crown Prince Yiwen's high-pressure life and the battles of the early Ming. But the male lead, Zhu Biao's excellent son, will successfully take the throne.]

Theme: The Hongwu Emperor's landlord-compound strategy must be thoroughly opposed.