Great Ming: My Father Is Rebel Prince Zhu Di, and I'll Build a Dynasty for the Ages

After accidentally transmigrating into the Ming Dynasty as an imperial grandson, he thought he would enjoy a life of fine food and clothing, free from care.

Unexpectedly, his nominal father, Zhu Di, launches a rebellion, and from the start Li Jinglong surrounds him with an army of 500,000.

Zhu Gaochi has no choice but to toil day and night to defend Beiping.

From then on, he is even busier: building coal stoves, developing commerce, refining salt, upgrading firearms, boosting the economy, improving people's lives, opening schools, and providing Zhu Di with strategic and tactical advice as well as logistical support.

In the end, he sweeps across Southern Ming, Northern Mongolia, Annam, and even the Western Ocean, forging a prosperous dynasty that draws envoys from a hundred nations and earns praise for generations to come.

This novel is also known as The Ming Dynasty's Strongest Crown Prince, The Unrivaled Heir of the Ming Dynasty, The Ming Dynasty Reformer, and The Ming Dynasty's Super Commercial Empire.