Great Ming: My Silver Tongue Left Old Zhu Ashamed

In the tenth year of the Hongwu era, Chu Fan unexpectedly transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes one of millions of scholars.

He never expects that, on his very first imperial exam, someone will take his place under a false identity.

Someone else claims the third-place title that should have been his. With no choice, he becomes a storyteller in Yingtian Prefecture to make ends meet.

A person's looks may stay the same for ten years, but their heart can change overnight!

Some people do filthy things behind their bright and polished facades!

The Ming Dynasty needs someone brave enough to expose the darkness in human nature!

So beneath a bridge, Chu Fan uses "A Chinese Youth's Address" to show countless bewildered scholars the way forward.

He helps them understand that they do not study merely for fame and fortune.

Then he gives another speech, "In Memory of Liu Hezhen," showing the world that if people do not erupt in silence, they will perish in silence!

One story after another pours from his lips.

The officials throughout the court tremble in fear.

As for Chu Fan...

"I only dared to speak a few truths. How did I become the light of righteousness?"

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