Great Ming: I Lie Flat from the Start, but Old Zhu Forces Me to Rebel

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty as Zhu Gang, Prince of Jin, he activates a sign-in System and decides to lie flat.

This angers Zhu Yuanzhang, who demotes Zhu Gang and sends him to Fengyang County to serve as magistrate.

Before setting out, Zhu Gang makes a bold claim: "Within one year, every household in Fengyang will have grain to spare. Within three years, Fengyang will become the wealthiest city in the Ming Dynasty."

Zhu Yuanzhang doesn't take him seriously, and the court officials privately mock Zhu Gang for dreaming impossible dreams.

Once in Fengyang, Zhu Gang makes sweeping changes, transforming the entire county. Fengyang continues to grow and expand.

When Zhu Yuanzhang arrives in Fengyang, he sees towering city walls and burly soldiers carrying spears and flintlock rifles.

There are armories, schools, clinics, and all kinds of other buildings. Zhu Yuanzhang is stunned by the sight. Fengyang has changed so much.

Father, are you satisfied with the state of Fengyang?

What, Zhu Yunwen, you want to demote me and strip me of my title? What gives you, a son of a concubine, the nerve?

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