Great Ming: My Students Are All Corrupt Officials

In the ninth year of the Hongwu era, Su Ye transmigrates to this world but is confined by the System to a mountain. He must complete teaching assignments before he can leave. So Su Ye styles himself the Carefree Hermit and opens free classes in the mountains, teaching his philosophy of life.

Su Ye: "Students of my Carefree Sect must know how to enjoy life in the moment and live freely. Be bold and do what you want, so you have no regrets!"

But some students seem to have misunderstood his lessons. Before long, they inexplicably make a fortune and bring Su Ye generous gifts to thank him for teaching them...

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Our dynasty has strict laws for officials, and I show no mercy when executing corrupt officials. So why have there been more and more of them in recent years, no matter how many I kill?"

Hu Weiyong: "Your Majesty, I have noticed an important clue. In the past year, more than half of the corrupt officials sent to prison had visited a hermit known as the Carefree Hermit. I suspect this man is deliberately misleading Ming officials and luring them into corruption and bribery, intent on destroying the laws of the Ming. He must be arrested as soon as possible!"

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