Great Ming: I Rebuke Zhu Biao for His Weakness, Leaving Zhu Yuanzhang Stunned

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Tong became a disciple of Liu Bowen, the Gentleman of Qingtian.

With all his skills at his command, he had also cultivated a heart that loathed evil.

The kindhearted Crown Prince Zhu Biao couldn't bear to execute anyone and actually wanted to pardon a treacherous official who had caused the deaths of twenty thousand disaster victims.

Zhu Tong was furious.

"Mercy is a virtue, but unceasing mercy is weakness, and worse, stupidity!"

"Spare one person today, and tomorrow a million will commit crimes!"

"Spare one person today, and tomorrow this country will cease to be a country!"

After giving the Crown Prince a thorough scolding, Zhu Tong simply resigned and went home.

He heard the emperor was coming to punish him. Fine, let him come!

Zhu Yuanzhang: "So you're Zhu Tong? You're the one who scolded the Crown Prince?"

"That's me! Kill me if you want! Torture me if you want!"

Zhu Yuanzhang: "I couldn't be happier to have you around. You scolded him well! You were right! Brothers should point out each other's mistakes."

Zhu Tong: "Huh????????"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.