Great Ming: I Train the Crown Prince at the Cost of My Life, and Old Zhu Breaks Down in Tears

Ye Qingxuan, a great-great-grandson of Lan Yu's maternal family, watched Zhu Biao die and felt his heart surge with excitement!

All he had to do was avoid actively seeking death, and he could return to the 21st century and claim a billion yuan in assets.

Even as he languished in prison, he was all smiles.

One day, he overheard a conversation in prison and chimed in. To his surprise, everyone listened to him, then repeatedly asked him to give them lessons.

And so, every day, Ye Qingxuan could be seen holding forth in the prison.

But he was supposed to be on the verge of execution, so why were these people's questions getting more and more suspicious?

Zhu Yunwen: "Teacher, how should we deal with corrupt officials?"

Zhu Di: "Teacher, how can we maintain the army's morale and keep it in order?"

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Teacher, tax revenues keep falling. How can we replenish the treasury?"

Over the years, wave after wave of prisoners around Ye Qingxuan died, but he still hadn't been executed.

Looking at Zhu Yunwen and Zhu Di, who wanted to ask more questions, he said, "I'll be executed tomorrow. No lessons today."

Zhu Yunwen revealed his identity and said, "I am the emperor, and he is my imperial uncle. Who would dare kill you, Teacher? From this day on, you are appointed chancellor."

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