Great Ming: My Father Is Zhu Yuanzhang

According to the historical record: In the twenty-fifth year of the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty, Crown Prince Zhu Biao, out of concern for the people, traveled to Shaanxi for an inspection. He caught a chill by accident and passed away. He was buried at the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum and posthumously titled Crown Prince Yiwen. The Hongwu Emperor stood before the mausoleum, his heart bleeding with grief, yet not a single tear fell. He was the Hongwu Emperor, ruler of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang, conqueror of the Yuan and vanquisher of Chen Youliang! Even the death of his most beloved son could not bring him down! But after the memorial rites ended and everyone had left the mausoleum, Zhu Biao, who had transmigrated from the future, crawled out of his tomb: “To hell with being emperor! Whoever wants the job can have it. I’d rather die out there than become that damned emperor.” The backstabbing and scheming in the palace, along with the bloodthirsty Zhu Yuanzhang, had kept Zhu Biao, who had transmigrated here three years earlier, constantly on edge. He’d thought that getting a second chance at life would free him from the 996 grind. Instead, he became the hardest-working crown prince in history, stuck in a job that could kill him at any moment. “What do I care about the Ming Dynasty or the welfare of all its people? I’m just an ordinary man. With a second chance at life, I want to get revenge and live as I please, far from this treacherous, cutthroat palace!”