Great Ming: I Came to the Capital to Collect a Debt and Made Zhu Yuanzhang Plead Poverty

Fifteen years ago, Zhu Chongba was short on money.

He borrowed ten taels of silver from Qin Feng's grandfather.

He signed an IOU, promising to repay double once he made something of himself.

How many times over?

However many people Zhu Chongba was in charge of one day, he would repay that many taels of silver.

Who could have guessed Zhu Chongba would become the emperor of the Great Ming, ruling over sixty-five million people?

With that IOU in hand, Qin Feng can demand sixty-five million taels of silver.

Qin Feng isn't greedy. He plans to ask for a little money and get himself a minor official post.

But then he gets bound to the Strongest Debt Collection System.

The System's ultimate mission is to collect sixty-five million taels of silver. Fail, and Qin Feng will be castrated.

Driven by the System, Qin Feng sets out on the path of debt collection.

He forces Zhu Yuanzhang to plead poverty to him.

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