Great Ming: I Really Did My Best to Be a Tyrant

In the sixth year of the Zhengtong era, a fire broke out in the imperial palace, and the young Emperor Zhu Qizhen perished in the flames.

Just then, Liu Yan was in a car accident and successfully transmigrated to the Zhengtong era, where he became emperor.

After transmigrating, Liu Yan discovered the "Strongest Tyrant System" in a tunnel.

From then on, Liu Yan became a "brat" of an emperor: pranking ministers, talking back to the Empress Dowager, neglecting his studies, sneaking out of the palace...

Liu Yan used his wits to go further and further down the path of a "tyrant."

At the same time, he kept earning rewards from the System, making the Ming Empire prosper with favorable weather and no disasters.

Liu Yan also went to great lengths to present himself as a great tyrant, making the people throughout the land curse him.

Worried they weren't cursing him harshly enough, he even wrote the unprecedented The Daily Life of a Tyrant himself.

That way, the people of the Ming Empire would have plenty of reading material to enjoy after meals.

One phrase Liu Yan often repeated perfectly summed up his life:

"Even as a tyrant, I'll give it my all and strive to become the greatest in history!"

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