Lying Flat in the Great Ming, I Became the Imperial Tutor

Ye Chen transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty

and witnesses that era:

The emperor guards the borders, and the ruler dies with his state.

No marriage alliances, no reparations, no ceding territory, no tribute.

It happens to be the first year of Jianwen's reign. He had only wanted to quietly play the part of a fortune-teller

and enjoy a laid-back life, lying flat like a lazy fish.

But who could have known that someone would go to seek divine guidance,

only never to return?

Who could have known that the shrewd man would recognize Ye Chen's talent as a minister capable of assisting a ruler,

and appoint him Imperial Preceptor on the spot, asking him to come out of seclusion and lend his full support?

Many years later, looking back on the past, Zhu Di, now an old rascal,

exclaims that this magnificent realm is truly

hard to let go of.

All these years, I, Zhu Di, have gone to war only to leave my children and grandchildren a paradise,

a place beyond the world. Our generation has done its part, so let the next generation enjoy their blessings.

Though I am old now, I still long to ride into battle once more,

to fight again, to keep fighting for another 500 years.

Imperial Preceptor, is there truly a way to live forever in this world? I wish to remain here longer

to win every inch of these lands for my descendants.

All beneath Heaven belongs to the ruler.

Wherever we pass, the sun and moon shine.

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