I Submit a Blood Petition to the Emperor, and Zhu Yuanzhang Makes Me Grand Tutor of the Ming

He transmigrates to the twenty-seventh year of the Hongwu reign of the Ming dynasty and becomes Fu Ying, eldest son of the Duke of Ying.

Before he can enjoy his immense wealth, however, the Fu family faces the danger of being exterminated by the Hongwu Emperor.

At the brink of life and death, Fu Ying binds himself to the Loyal Minister Role-Playing System.

His first role model is Yu Qian, the Protector of the State, whose loyalty would extend the Ming dynasty's fortunes for more than two centuries.

Speak frankly and remonstrate, and escape the death penalty!

Fu Ying, a condemned prisoner, writes a blood petition to plead his case!

The officials in the capital are in an uproar!

"You are cruel and bloodthirsty, killing the innocent without restraint. Even the achievements of Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han cannot cover up the mountains of innocent blood on your hands!"

"To secure the succession to the throne, you did not hesitate to create a bloodbath with your own hands. You confiscated the estates of the scholar-officials first, then the vassal princes, and then the meritorious nobles! Finally, you massacred those who had rendered great service. Who in the realm could remain unafraid?"

"The vassal-prince system made the imperial family suspicious and wary of one another. It is both laughable and tragic! And banning maritime trade was like cutting off one of your own arms! Imperial stipends, emphasizing agriculture while suppressing commerce, reviving the imperial examinations... With all this, it would be hard for the Ming not to fall!"

Zhu Yuanzhang was furious. Zhu Yunwen, who was already the imperial grandson at the time, loudly called for Fu Ying to be executed immediately.

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