Great Ming: Fortune-Telling at a Street Stall, and Old Zhu Begs Me to Become Chancellor

What can I do?

I've arrived in the Ming Dynasty, and everyone else has a System. I don't.

And I'm a member of a family implicated in a crime against the court.

If I don't tell fortunes, how am I supposed to stay alive?

Old man: "You say the Crown Prince is in danger? Guards, throw him in jail!"

Lin Yu: "You're Zhu Yuanzhang? You're such a sly old fox."

Zhu Yuanzhang: "I've come to apologize, sir. The Crown Prince... my Biao'er... is dead... I regret it so much! I should have listened to your advice!"

The late years of Hongwu. Internal strife and external threats abound.

Lin Yu: "I'll make the phoenix of the Ming Dynasty nurture nine young, and bring peace and prosperity to the people."

"I'll make those Tatars and Oirats afraid to ride horses ever again, keeping them at home to milk sheep. As for the rampant Japanese pirates, we'll destroy them at the source and turn Japan into a land of women."

Zhu Yuanzhang gazes longingly into the distance. "Will the Ming Dynasty really see that day?"

Lin Yu: "Of course!"

The Ming Dynasty had no chancellor because you don't know how to tell fortunes!

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