Great Ming: From the Start, My Entire Clan Is Implicated, and Zhu Yuanzhang Is Stunned

During the Hongwu era, Ouyang Lun transmigrates and becomes the first prince consort in Ming history to be sentenced to death.

What's more, just after transmigrating, Ouyang Lun catches Zhu Yuanzhang's eye, marries Princess Anqing, and is appointed county magistrate of Jiangning by Zhu Yuanzhang.

Wait... Is it still too late to call off the wedding?

Ouyang Lun is starting to panic!

Just then, Ouyang Lun awakens the Upright Official System. The more incorruptible and righteous he acts while in office, the greater the rewards he receives.

So, on his very first day in office, when someone arrives to accuse him of murdering them for their money, Ouyang Lun slams his hand on the desk in the Green Wood Hall and sentences himself to death on the spot, declaring that his crimes are so heinous his entire clan must be executed.

After all, he's the only one in his family, while the Zhu family has plenty more relatives.

Everyone is stunned!

Zhu Di: "You're so noble. You're amazing!"

Zhu Biao: "Damn, I'm the Crown Prince, but why does being related to Ouyang Lun feel so dangerous?"

Zhu Yuanzhang: "My son-in-law is so incorruptible. He's truly a pillar of the Ming Empire!"

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