Great Ming: I Tied Up Old Zhu and Made Him a Bandit

Wang Xuan transmigrated to the Hongwu era and became a bandit chief, with a group of brothers skilled in all sorts of special abilities at his side.

Old Zhu left the capital to see how the people lived. He stopped at a teahouse, where bandits kidnapped him and dragged him back to their mountain stronghold.

Wang Xuan: "You're a scholar?"

"And you once served as an official under the Yuan dynasty."

"Then why not join us?"

"Our stronghold is short on scholars."

Old Zhu: "I just want to live a quiet life for a few days."

Without another word, Wang Xuan took Old Zhu on a tour of the stronghold.

Potatoes, a cement factory, an ironworks.

Old Zhu was dumbfounded.

Old Zhu: "With so many good things, if you pledged yourself to the court, it would surely reward you."

Wang Xuan: "I'm not stupid!"

"That dog of an emperor, Zhu Yuanzhang, is a butcher."

"He's always looking to kill people."

"I'd rather enjoy a carefree life here in the stronghold."

Old Zhu: "Fine. I can join you."

The entire court was stunned.

The emperor had actually gone off to become a bandit.

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