Great Ming: Comparing Two Yongle Emperors, I, Zhu Di, Build an Empire Where the Sun Never Sets

He transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and became Zhu Di, Prince of Yan. Knowing that Zhu Yunwen planned to strip the regional princes of their power, he decided to rebel in advance. But just as he was about to launch his rebellion, a livestream comparing two versions of him arrived in the Ming Dynasty. A white Zhu Di and a black Zhu Di appeared on screen. In the original world, Zhu Di obediently remained a prince, only for Zhu Yunwen to strip him of his title and leave him at the mercy of others. He had no choice but to pretend to be insane and muddle through, stripped of the dignity a prince should have. In the parallel world, Zhu Di was a very different story. Zhu Yuanzhang: “When did that kid learn the art of overthrowing the emperor?!” Zhu Biao: “Compared to me, Fourth Brother seems much more suited to inherit the Ming throne!” Liu Bowen: “The Yan region is flourishing. It has all the signs of a dynasty in the making!”