Great Ming: From the Start, I Sent Zhu Yuanzhang a Resume

After transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty, Chu Qiu becomes a scholar who jumped into a river to kill himself after failing the imperial exams. Everyone mocks and ridicules him. Is becoming an official really that hard? Chu Qiu simply sends Zhu Yuanzhang a resume:

Name: Chu Qiu; Age: 18

Position sought: Chancellor

What I can do: Extend the Ming Dynasty's rule for ten thousand years

Skills: 1. Thorough knowledge of Ming history; 2. Mastery of practical sciences; 3. Versed in every form of poetry and literature

Author of three volumes of statecraft strategies

Volume One: Achieve full industrialization in one year and conquer the surrounding kingdoms in three.

Volume Two: Launch the Age of Exploration and establish an empire on which the sun never sets.

Volume Three: The art of dragon-slaying, break the dynastic cycle, and make the Ming Dynasty last forever.

Compensation: An annual bonus will do. Must work nine to five, with weekends off.

Anything else not covered can be discussed!

My motto: Give me a chance, and I'll give you a miracle!

One resume sets the Ming Dynasty in turmoil.

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Good heavens! This is terrifying. You might as well take the throne yourself."

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