Great Ming: Memories Replayed at the Execution Ground, Old Zhu Is Moved to Tears!

Ming Dynasty, 25th year of Hongwu. Zhu Chen is sentenced to be torn apart by five horses!

Zhu Yuanzhang hates him for plotting against the crown prince, murdering his father, and rebelling!

The officials accuse him of raising a private army and colluding with the enemy to betray the country!

The common people denounce him for being heartless and exploiting disasters to profit from the nation's suffering!

The vassal princes accuse him of treason and murdering his own brothers!

Fortunately, at the execution ground, his memories turn into scenes and begin to replay.

As the truth is gradually revealed,

everyone throughout the Ming Dynasty is overcome with tears and remorse. The people plead for his life!

The people weep bitterly: "Without Zhu Chen, we would have died in the plague long ago. How could we still be alive today?"

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Saving the crown prince and the people, guarding the borders, driving out the barbarians: Zhu Chen did all that?"

"What? The Dark-Night Cavalry that saved me was personally led by my ninth son?"

The whole realm is shaken. Old Zhu sheds tears on the spot: "Ninth son, I misunderstood you. You've suffered! I'll cancel your death sentence right now!"

Zhu Chen says helplessly: "No! I just want to die! Why can't I do it?"

"Sigh... Why is dying so hard?"

"When will I finally become invincible?"

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