Ming Dynasty: Started by Suing Zhu Yuanzhang for His Inability to Govern the Country

Li Facai traveled through time and became a censor. In front of hundreds of officials, he sued Zhu Yuanzhang and listed four major crimes. First, condoning exploitation by landlords; second, condoning princes breaking the law; third, bloated official system; fourth, excessive imperial power! He wanted to leave his name in history and be given death by Zhu Yuanzhang before he could go back. But he performed so well that Zhu Yuanzhang not only did not kill him, but also sent him to study with his disciples. Li Facai began to instigate the prince to make mistakes in order to achieve the goal of being sentenced to death. A few days later, Zhu Yuanzhang's blood pressure was high: "Why did Biao'er go to South America?" Li Facai: "Travel." Zhu Yuanzhang: "What about **Zhu Chong? He has been shouting all day long that he wants to practice this skill. What are you teaching him to practice?" … He scolded the emperor in the upper court, beat the prince in the lower court, took the lead in business, secretly built ships, killed ministers, trained troops in private, embezzled the Japanese... Li Facai began an endless journey of seeking death. Until one day, his reputation was higher than that of Zhu Yuanzhang, and he took out his ultimate move - proclaiming himself emperor! Zhu Yuanzhang's blood pressure increased again: "Is Li Facai really not afraid of death?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.