Great Ming: The Poorest Prince, Begging the Officials to Stop Me from Outworking Them

After transmigrating to the thirtieth year of Hongwu, he becomes Zhu Bai, the Prince of Xiang, the youngest of the twelve princes, whom Zhu Di had raised from childhood. He is the unlucky one who gets killed by Zhu Yunwen before the Jingnan Campaign even begins.

Zhu Bai has no choice but to do everything he can to keep Old Zhu alive and buy himself some time.

With the System's help, Old Zhu's health gradually improves, but he still suddenly dies in the thirty-first year of Hongwu.

Zhu Yunwen plans to strip the princes of their fiefs and decides to start with Zhu Bai. He secretly orders Huang Zicheng to impeach Zhu Bai for corruption and breaking the law, only to discover that Zhu Bai has even donated his own horses!

Thus, Zhu Bai becomes a model for all the officials, leaving them completely unable to sit still.

"We were poor when the late emperor was alive, and we're still poor now that he's gone. Wouldn't that mean he died for nothing?"

"The late emperor has passed away. Who is he trying to impress by working himself to the bone?"

"If the Prince of Xiang doesn't die, we'll be the ones who die. Let's impeach the hell out of him!"

Watching the officials celebrate one another's promotions,

Old Zhu, who had faked his death and hidden himself in Jiming Temple, clenched his fists after witnessing it all.

The blurb doesn't do it justice. Read the story for yourself.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.