Great Ming Emperor Group Chat: The Collective Trial of Zhu Yuanzhang

Li Changqing transmigrates to the Ming dynasty and becomes a legal advocate. He earns rewards whenever he gets the emperor to issue an edict of self-reproach.

The System's time-space gate opens, bringing all sixteen Ming emperors together.

The System announces a ranking of emperors' crimes.

Li Changqing brings lawsuits against the emperors.

System: "Who had the least legitimate claim to the throne?"

System: "Who led the Ming dynasty to its downfall?"

System: "Who was the worst emperor of the Ming dynasty?"

As well as several major mysteries of the Ming dynasty.

"Was Zhu Yuanzhang poisoned to death?"

"Did Zhu Di's voyages to the Western Ocean make or lose money?"

"Was the Tumu Crisis a mutiny?"

"Of the sixteen Ming emperors, fifteen died unnatural deaths. Who was responsible?"

After a string of lawsuits, the emperors named in the rankings all issue edicts of self-reproach.

At last, it's Zhu Yuanzhang's turn. Facing a crowd of his children and grandchildren, he assumes none of them would dare accuse him.

But his descendants have plenty of grievances, and they put the founding emperor on trial one after another.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.