Great Ming: The Most Foolish Emperor in History, and We Can't Kill Him?

Zhu Biao is reborn and obtains the Foolish Emperor System.

That year, Zhu Yuanzhang falls ill, and Zhu Biao takes charge of the government, becoming the nominal ruler.

So Zhu Biao begins his reign.

A loyal minister remonstrates to the death, gets beaten, lifespan: 1 month.

A capable minister is exiled to the frontier, lifespan: 1 month.

Squandering the national treasury, lifespan: 1 month.

Indulging in beauty, lifespan: 6 months.

Allowing factions to form for personal gain, lifespan: 6 months.

Angering Zhu Yuanzhang into collapsing, lifespan: 6 months.

The people rebel, lifespan: 6 months.

Ignoring droughts, floods, and locust plagues, lifespan: 6 months.

The nation teeters on the brink of destruction, lifespan: 5 years!

To live to a ripe old age, Zhu Biao vows to become a foolish emperor!

When Zhu Yuanzhang hears the news, he nearly dies of anger: "I'm going to kill this most foolish emperor in history!"

Loyal ministers: "You can't kill him. The crown prince governing the state is a blessing for the nation."

Generals: "You can't kill him. He may have missed the chance to act, but the gains were enormous."

The people: "We've finally managed to live well. If you dare kill him, we'll dare to rebel!"

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