Great Ming: I'm Zhu Di, and Instead of Starting a Rebellion, I'm Raising Pigs

In the fifteenth year of Hongwu, the rising Ming Empire is on its way to greatness. Judy, the protagonist of this feel-good power fantasy, has somehow ended up in the wrong story. He inherits his father’s trade and becomes a pig farmer. Zhu Di is reduced to the Ming dynasty’s pushover, the butt of jokes at court and among the common people, a disgrace to the Zhu family, mocked by his father, despised by Zhu Biao, a terrible example to the imperial clan, and a laughingstock to the powerful. “So what if I raise pigs, Father? Who can’t govern a country or wage a war? Why not give me a try?” “So what if I raise pigs, big brother... I mean, elder brother is ill. I should do my best to help him!” “So what if I raise pigs, Gao Xu? Don’t get your hopes up. If I don’t launch a rebellion, you won’t have to become a sacrificial chicken in a clay pot. Father is just worried about you!” “Why are you all looking at me?” “I really have no ambitions. I just want to raise pigs and live quietly as a prince. But please, don’t force me into rebellion!” Old Zhu, I’m talking to you! Get a clue! Also known as: “A Loving Father and Dutiful Son: The Zhu Family’s Scheming Father and Son,” “On Becoming Emperor: I’m Not Impressed by Anyone,” and “Zhu Yuanzhang! Don’t Be So Sure of Yourself. I’ll Launch a Rebellion in the Name of Zhu Wusi and Take You Down!” Ensemble cast, political intrigue, traditional, lighthearted, conspiracies, feel-good power fantasy