Great Ming: I Beg for Death Every Day, and the Old Zhu Has Abdicated?

Su Zhe transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty, just in time for the imperial examinations.

Unable to write the required eight-legged essays, he is about to pretend to be sick and skip the exam when he suddenly binds to a System.

He can become stronger by being sentenced to death by someone powerful!

In the Hongwu-era Ming Dynasty, the most powerful person is none other than Old Zhu.

Su Zhe immediately picks up his brush and curses Old Zhu as a foolish ruler on his exam paper.

From then on, the Ming Dynasty has a prodigy who rails against Old Zhu and lives only to get himself killed.

"Dynasties throughout history have fallen because they were weak, but the Han fell because it was strong! The Ming and Han are walking the same path!"

"The Han fell, and the Ming can fall too! How will it fall? Under the ruler on the throne today!"

"Waging endless wars, slaughtering innocents, treating officials harshly, and disregarding whether the people live or die!"

"If the Ming continues like this, the Hongwu Emperor will be remembered as a sinner for all time!"

Old Zhu sees Su Zhe's words and erupts in a thunderous rage.

"Kill him for me! Tear him limb from limb! Flay him and stuff his skin with straw!"

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