Great Ming: I Teach in Prison, and Every Death Row Inmate Becomes a Grand Tutor

When Su Chen woke up, he found himself in the Ming Dynasty, serving as a prison officer in the Imperial Prison.

He was bound to the Teaching and Mentoring System. Teaching anyone earned him rewards, and might even send him back to the modern era.

It was the twenty-fifth year of the Hongwu reign.

The Hongwu Emperor, Zhu Yuanzhang, intended to move the capital to Xi'an, while Crown Prince Zhu Biao suffered from a hidden illness. ...

The realm was on the brink of chaos.

Because of his status, Su Chen could only lecture the prisoners inside the Imperial Prison.

"To be honest, barring any surprises, Crown Prince Zhu Biao is supposed to die this year."

"Actually, His Majesty's policies have some serious problems. The system of princely fiefs will eventually drag the entire Ming Dynasty down."

"It's a pity. The Ming Dynasty was doomed to be born at the wrong time."

"…"

As one prisoner after another was released, the Ming court underwent a dramatic upheaval.

Then one day, Su Chen saw Zhu Yuanzhang bringing a hundred of his disciples to the Imperial Prison.

"Mr. Su, come out of retirement. All your students have become Imperial Tutors."…

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