Great Ming: This Prince Has a Little Conscience, But Not Much

Su Chen transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes Zhu Quan, the Prince of Ning.

He unexpectedly awakens a Negative Emotions System. Though he had wanted to lie flat, he gradually draws Zhu Yuanzhang's attention.

The Four Great Cases of the Hongwu era erupt!

Zhu Yuanzhang: "The common people are easy to oppress, but Heaven cannot be deceived. These damn officials really think they're above the law! Have them torn apart by five horses!"

Zhu Quan: "Father, calm down. Instead of killing them, why not put them to use? We should squeeze the last bit of value out of them!"

He turns and orders the implicated ministers to serve life sentences, working treadle sewing machines in prison.

Crown Prince Zhu Biao dies, leaving the throne vacant!

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Seventeenth son, Yunwen is still young. How about you take the throne instead?"

Zhu Quan: "Father, you mustn't! Yunwen is my beloved flesh and blood, my own brother!"

He turns and looks kindly at Zhu Yunwen.

"Nephew, this throne is too much for you to handle. Your uncle will have to take it!"

In prison, the convicted officials work themselves to the bone at their sewing machines, all in tears.

"This imperial grandson has a little conscience, but not much!"

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