Great Ming: From the Start, I Forced Zhu Biao to Kill His Father-in-Law

Ye Cheng transmigrated to the early Ming Dynasty and awakened the Divine Physician System. He could earn merit by saving good people or killing bad ones, and the more merit he accumulated, the better his luck became.

To improve his chances of survival, he talked his maternal grandfather into securing the post of prefect of Suzhou, then helped him govern the region effectively.

Three years later, he saved the three daughters of the Chang family and Zhu Biao from the brink of death, becoming Zhu Biao's brother-in-law. He discovered that Lady Lü was plotting to harm Lady Chang and the crown prince's eldest son, Zhu Xiongying, and forced Zhu Biao and his father to wipe out the entire Lü family.

To earn even more merit, he kept dangling one tempting promise after another in front of the Zhu father and son.

Your Majesty, lift the ban on maritime trade! The Ming Dynasty can wipe out the Japanese pirates with ease!

Your Majesty, resume the imperial examinations! That's the only way to continually find new talent!

Your Majesty, that continent of Africa looks promising. Why not enfeoff Zhu Di's line there?

Zhu Biao: Ye Cheng and I are family. How could he deceive me?

Zhu Di: I treated Ye Cheng as a friend, but he treated me like a mark!

Old Zhu: That kid Ye Cheng seems all right to me!

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