Great Ming: I Teach in Prison, and Old Zhu Makes Me His Imperial Tutor

When Su Chen wakes up, he discovers that he has transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and become a prison official in the imperial prison.

He is bound to a Teaching System. As long as he gives lessons, he can earn rewards, and might even be able to return to the modern era.

It is now the twenty-fifth year of the Hongwu era.

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

The realm is on the brink of chaos.

Because of his position, Su Chen can only teach the prisoners in the imperial jail.

“To be honest, if nothing unexpected happens, Crown Prince Zhu Biao should die this year.”

“Actually, His Majesty's policies have some serious problems. The vassal system will eventually drag the entire Ming Dynasty down.”

“It's a pity the Ming Dynasty was born at the wrong time.”

“...”

As one prisoner after another is released, the Ming court undergoes a dramatic upheaval.

Then one day, Su Chen discovers Zhu Yuanzhang leading a hundred of his students to the imperial jail.

“Mr. Su, come out of retirement. All your students have become Imperial Preceptors.”...

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