Great Ming: Zhu Yuanzhang Is Actually My Number One Fan

After transmigrating, Zhu Zhi, Prince of Liao in the Ming Dynasty, decides to focus on developing Liaodong and lead the Ming into the industrial age.

To make money, he starts a newspaper.

And so, This Month’s Headlines bursts onto the scene!

The story of “Never Bully a Poor Young Man” hooks the common people, who can’t get enough and say it’s incredibly satisfying.

His brilliant articles earn the admiration of countless scholars.

If the Ming Dynasty had an idol, there would only be one: Zhu Zhi.

But while his fans are everywhere, Zhu Zhi’s haters are growing in number too.

Confucian officials viciously attack Zhu Zhi’s newspaper and articles.

Just as his plan to make money is about to fall apart, Zhu Zhi’s number-one superfan steps forward. It turns out to be the Ming emperor, Zhu Yuanzhang!

To defend his idol, Zhu Yuanzhang takes on every official at court by himself.

Zhu Zhi can only say: “Please don’t blame an idol for what their fans do.”

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