The Carefree Prince of the Great Ming

This book is also known as The Ming Dynasty: Send Me to My Fief and I'll Rebel! It is also known as The Ming Dynasty: My Father Is Zhu Di. After transmigrating as Zhu Gaoxu, the second son of the Yongle Emperor Zhu Di, he is assigned to take up his fief in Yunnan from the start. Taking up a fief? No way. Send me to my fief and I'll rebel! Zhu Di, who came from a family of rebels, absolutely refuses to let his son follow the same path. In a fit of rage, he strips Zhu Gaoxu of his official robes and headgear and imprisons him inside Xihua Gate, preparing to demote him to a commoner. His eldest brother, Zhu Gaochi, pleads for him, and the punishment is changed: Zhu Gaoxu loses his two guards and stays in Nanjing as a carefree prince. All because he drunkenly said a few things to Zhu Gaochi in prison, and his imperial father, Zhu Di, overheard. A carefree prince? That doesn't necessarily mean he'll be carefree!