Enough Pretending: All My Disciples Are Princes and Imperial Grandsons

Three years ago, Ye Chen transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty. After revealing things about history, he was accused of spreading heretical nonsense. Three years later, Ye Chen retired to the mountains, opened his doors to disciples, and resolved to stay out of worldly affairs from then on.

That was until Zhu Chongba, disguised as a farmer, brought his grandson Zhu Xiongying to visit. Ye Chen gained a diligent disciple who took careful notes in every lesson, then brought them to Old Zhu after class.

Later, the other imperial princes joined his school one after another.

"There's a territory hundreds of millions of li beyond the Ming Dynasty?"

"The idea that the heavens are round and the earth is square is wrong?"

"People don't undergo the six paths of reincarnation?"

"Our Ming Dynasty will fall in a little over two hundred years?"

As time went by,

rumors spread throughout the court that Old Zhu had invited a National Preceptor whose every word could change the course of the Ming Dynasty, and that all the princes of the appropriate age had become his disciples.

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