Great Ming: A Blood-Written Memorial Sends Old Zhu into a Rage

Xu Chang'an transmigrates to the fifteenth year of the Hongwu era and becomes the magistrate of a county.

He thinks a peaceful life lies ahead, but unexpectedly gets caught up in the outbreak of the Blank Paper Case and is thrown into the Imperial Prison.

He is now in a place where death is all but certain, when he unexpectedly unlocks the title of Upright Minister.

Speak your mind and remonstrate, and you can avoid execution!

In that case, he has no choice but to stir up the winds and clouds across the Ming Empire!

And so, a blood-red memorial appears in the Imperial Prison!

Every character is written in blood, and the scholar's integrity shocks the court and astonishes the realm!

"You have repeatedly launched large-scale purges, implicated the innocent, and spilled rivers of blood, driving the people apart and leaving the realm in turmoil!"

"You have slaughtered the innocent, massacred loyal and upright men, and left everyone in the land fearful. The dynasty's very survival is at stake!"

"If this goes on, scholars will turn against you, the people will be crushed by suffering, and the Ming dynasty will suffer the backlash! You will end in ruin!!!"

Zhu Yuanzhang flies into a rage and is about to have Xu Chang'an torn apart by five horses.

Unexpectedly, Zhu Biao stands in his way, ready to die: "Imperial Father! This man must not be killed!!!"

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