The First Prince of the Ming Dynasty

In the tenth year of the Zhengde reign, Zhu Yi arrived in the Ming Dynasty, becoming the third son of the Prince of Ning. His father was Zhu Chenhao, and his mother was Lou Suzhen. As a member of the imperial clan, he could have enjoyed a life of luxury and honor, but in four years, he would be forced to surf Poyang Lake, spending the rest of his life confined within high walls, a fate worse than death. Zhu Yi was determined to change this. After all, the Ning family was the most powerful imperial clan in the Ming Dynasty; all other members of the imperial family had to step aside! Who said the Ming Dynasty's territory could only be occupied by the Yan family? The throne rotates, and today it's my turn. Tang Yin: I was forced to join the rebellion. I can feign madness to deceive the world, but I cannot deceive the young master. Zhu Chenhao: With my son Gongyi here, what great things cannot be accomplished? Zhu Yi: My father, besides being ambitious but incompetent and indecisive, has no other major flaws. Zhu Gonggui: My elder brother died young, and I am the second son, insufficient to expand our father's territory. My younger brother has a grand vision, and I am willing to serve him.