Great Ming: My Father Is Yongle, and I Shall Guard the Realm Forever

In the final years of the Jianwen era, the Prince of Yan enters the capital and takes the throne, adopting the Yongle reign title. Thus begins a bright new chapter for a great empire, one that is about to enter an age of peace for the ages. A young man from a later age is unlucky enough to have his soul transmigrate into the infamous Prince of Barbecue, Zhu Gaochi. Facing the brilliant and mighty Yongle Emperor, Zhu Laosi; his frail, frequently ill elder brother, Crown Prince Zhu Gaochi; and the beloved and virtuous grandson, Zhu Zhanji... Zhu Gaochi instinctively decides to keep his head down and become an easygoing prince devoted to wine, women, and song. “What? You want me to govern in your place? Old man, you can't just throw me under the bus like that...” “Big Brother, get moving! This is the full Hong Jun-style workout routine...” “Dear nephew, why play with crickets? Come fight Japanese pirates with your second uncle...” Everyone knows the Prince of Han as a fierce, lustful, cunning, and overbearing man. What they don't know is that under his command, the Ming Dynasty has gradually veered off its original course and is sailing toward a vast new world. Five dragons at court, three princes and two dukes, the Three Yangs of the Grand Secretariat... This is the Ming Dynasty at its most brilliant! Also known as: “Father, Hang in There,” “Big Brother, Get Moving,” and “Nephew, Don't Be a Wimp.”