Great Ming: I Made You Regent, Not Conquer the World

Zhu Su transmigrates to the Hongwu era, hoping to live as a dissolute prince.

Unexpectedly,

Zhu Yuanzhang heads to Mount Huang to escape the summer heat, orders him to govern the country, and binds him to the Yanhuang Regent System.

As long as Zhu Su keeps strengthening the Great Ming dynasty, he will receive corresponding rewards.

The ultimate reward can even make Zhu Su live forever.

On his first day as regent, he kicks Hu Weiyong out, abolishes the chancellorship, establishes a cabinet, and takes direct control of the Six Ministries.

Old Zhu is dumbfounded. "Which little brat gave him the nerve to do this?"

On the tenth day as regent: he cuts the stipends of the imperial clan and abolishes the gentry's privilege of not paying grain taxes.

Old Zhu is furious. "That bastard! When I get back, I'll beat him to death!"

On the thirtieth day as regent: he abolishes the title of Duke Yansheng and bans the eight-legged essay.

Old Zhu faints with rage. "You rebellious son! What sins did I commit in my past life to end up with such a disobedient son?"

After his summer retreat, Old Zhu hurries back to Jinling, ready to give Zhu Su a thorough thrashing.

Instead, he is shocked to discover that

Great Ming has become invincible under heaven!

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