Ming Dynasty: I Risked My Life to Remonstrate with Wei Xiucai, but I Couldn't Kill Him

Ming Dynasty + Sainthood + Conquest + Fantasy, passionate and funny style Traveling through the eight years of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, Wei Wuyuan bound himself to the system of direct admonishment at the risk of death. When a government order was issued, he resisted and disrespected it. System reward: Semi-Saint Phantom When the vassal kings were divided, Wei Wuyuan cursed the emperor for his inhumanity, and blood rained from the sky. System reward: A meteoric rise to success The officials who were jealous of him gathered together and rebuked him angrily. His tongue was as bright as a lotus flower, and one person was worth a hundred. The officials were turned into black coal by thunder from the sky. System reward: Ming Dynasty National Games Wei Wuyin risked his life to remonstrate directly, and received the blessing of heaven. Zhu Yuanzhang: "I can't stand it... I must kill this person today!" Queen Ma: "Chongba, this man cannot be killed. He has great talent and is loved by heaven and earth." Zhu Di: "Father, I can't kill you! It's good not to be a vassal king, but I don't dare to touch Wei Xiucai." Zhu Yunwen: "Grandpa Huang, you can't kill him! Wei Xiucai has great merits. If you kill him, you will be punished by God!" Many years later. Wei Wuyuan became a saint, and the world was filled with sweet rain. Zhu Yuanzhang was dumbfounded: "... I really can't kill this guy?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.