Group of Ming Emperors: Collective Trial of Zhu Yuanzhang

Li Changqing traveled through the Ming Dynasty and became a litigator, allowing the emperor to reward himself by issuing edicts for his crimes. The system's space-time gate opened, and the sixteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty gathered together. The system publishes a ranking list of emperor crimes. Li Changqing launched lawsuits against the emperors. System: "Who is in the most unjust position?" System: "Who led the Ming Dynasty to its demise?" System: "Who was the worst emperor of Ming Dynasty?" … As well as several major public cases of the Ming Dynasty. "Was Zhu Yuanzhang poisoned to death?" "Did Zhu Di's voyages to the West give money or make money?" "Is the Tumubao Incident a mutiny?" "The sixteen emperors of the Ming Dynasty, fifteen abnormal deaths, who were the real culprits?" After some complaints, the emperors on the list issued edicts one after another. Finally, it was Zhu Yuanzhang's turn. Faced with a group of children and grandchildren, he believed that no one would dare to sue him. However, the children and grandchildren were full of grievances and launched trials against Emperor Taizu one after another. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.