Great Ming: The Officials Beg Old Zhu to Grant Me Death

In the fifth year of Hongwu, officials submitted a joint memorial listing one hundred crimes committed by Prince Su Zhu Ping'an.

Zhu Yuanzhang flew into a rage and immediately ordered Zhu Ping'an executed to appease the people.

Just as the execution was about to take place, the heavens and earth mourned, and snow fell in the sixth month.

A screen spanning ten thousand feet appeared in the sky, showing Zhu Ping'an's many deeds.

He had personally tasted hundreds of herbs, nearly dying of poison several times, and discovered a way to defeat smallpox.

He had sold his family possessions and endured endless abuse to provide relief to the people.

He had led from the front to defend Hongdu, earning hundreds of gruesome scars across his body.

As more memories came to light, the people knelt in worship, and the officials broke down in tears…

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