Great Ming: Imprisoned in the Imperial Prison, the Old Zhu Begs Me to Teach a Class

When the Hu Weiyong case broke, Qin Xiao was implicated and thrown into prison, where he was sentenced to execution.

But he remained calm. Eight of his nine reincarnations were already behind him. As long as he died in this life, he could return to the modern world and become an immortal.

Who could have expected a young nobleman to show up and insist on hearing his lectures every day?

He even had the Embroidered Uniform Guard arrange a private cell for Qin Xiao, with endless fruit and fine tea. He could even get a few famous courtesans to come and sing for him.

Though Qin Xiao was awaiting execution, all he had to do each day was boast a little to earn himself a whole month of comfortable living. Why would he turn that down?

Debates on curbing the power of vassal princes, plans to move the capital, policies on maritime trade bans, discussions of the empire's destiny...

After eight lifetimes spanning a thousand years, Qin Xiao spoke with confidence and ease.

On the day of his execution, Qin Xiao strode out of the imperial prison with a carefree smile.

Outside, Zhu Yuanzhang and his assembled civil and military officials waited respectfully:

"From this day forward, Mr. Qin is the Imperial Tutor of our Great Ming!"

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