Great Ming: Teaching Zhu Biao to Slay Dragons, Old Zhu Laughs Himself Silly!

Jiang Chuan transmigrates to the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty and, from the start, becomes a distant relative of Lan Yu.

Knowing he'll be implicated in the Lan Yu case in the future, Jiang Chuan makes up his mind: better to rebel now than wait around to die!

While planning his revolt, Jiang Chuan befriends Zhu Biao, who is disguised as an ordinary person. He teaches him modern knowledge, hoping to make him an ally.

But after that, Zhu Biao keeps asking him all sorts of questions for some reason, and sometimes even brings along a strange old man.

"Brother Jiang, is it true that the Ming dynasty will last less than three hundred years? Is its downfall inevitable?"

"Brother Jiang, that theory of national destiny is actually the legendary art of dragon-slaying!?"

"Brother Jiang, are you saying that opening the Age of Exploration could revive the entire Ming dynasty?"

Jiang Chuan: "I'm no imperial tutor. Why do you keep asking me all this? Come help me plan the rebellion first!"

At that, the strange old man beside Zhu Biao smiles, rises to his feet, and bows.

"Mr. Jiang, I am Zhu Yuanzhang. Forget the rebellion. How about you become the Ming dynasty's imperial tutor instead?"

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