Great Ming: The Sharp-Tongued Scholar Whom Every Official Begs to Stay Quiet

In the tenth year of Hongwu, Chu Fan unexpectedly transmigrates to the Great Ming, becoming one of millions of scholars.

He never expected his first imperial examination to be marred by someone stealing his identity.

Someone else takes his place as third-ranked candidate. With no choice, and needing to support his family, he becomes a storyteller in Yingtian Prefecture.

A person's appearance may remain unchanged for ten years, but their heart can change overnight!

There are always people committing vile deeds beneath a dazzling exterior!

The Great Ming needs someone brave enough to expose the dark side of human nature!

So beneath an overpass, Chu Fan recites "On Chinese Youth," pointing the way forward for countless lost scholars.

He shows them that they do not study solely for fame and fortune.

Then, with "In Memory of Miss Liu Hezhen," he makes the world understand: if you do not erupt in silence, you will perish in silence!

One story after another pours from his lips.

The officials at court tremble with fear.

As for Chu Fan...

"I just dared to say a few honest words. How did I become the light of righteousness?"

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