Demon Official of the Great Ming: The Blind Strategist Is Quite a Rogue

A cripple is fierce, and a blind man is sly, but Xiao Jiancang is something else.

He's both!

Not only is the guy blind and crippled, he's also a bit of a loudmouth.

How much of one?

So much that even locked in prison, he dares to curse Zhu Di every day, and even curses his late father, Zhu Yuanzhang.

He curses the whole Zhu clan too, from near to far, including all their relatives and kin.

So badly does it infuriate the Yongle Emperor that he loses his mind: "Old Yao, have you got your sword? Don't stop me. This time, I'm definitely going to flay that blind, crippled loudmouth who can't keep his mouth clean..."

That's why this book is also known as The Most Fearless Censor in Ming History, Zhu Laosi, Go Ahead and Kill Me! My Whole Body's Gone Soft, But My Mouth Is Still Stubborn; Ming Strategist Zhu Di, Come at Me! If You've Got the Guts, Kill Me! and so on...

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