Great Ming: Slacking Off and Taking It Easy, Until Old Zhu Begs Me to Be Prime Minister

A history master's student transmigrates into the late Ming as Hu Weiyong, the dynasty's final chancellor. From the start, the eternal emperor Zhu Yuanzhang has marked him as his "number one target for elimination." What should he do?

A. Beg for mercy.

B. Raise an army and rebel.

C. Resign and give up.

Hu Weiyong picks C without hesitation.

Zhu Yuanzhang panics and sends the Embroidered Uniform Guard to deliver him money, grain, and beautiful women every day, pleading for him to return to office. "If you won't play the villain, how am I supposed to abolish the chancellorship? Get back to court at once!"

Who would have thought Hu Weiyong would activate the Slacker System? He fishes and catches shrimp during the day, and strengthens the Ming dynasty at night.

Ding! Host fished for half a day. Reward: 50,000 kilograms of potato seeds!

Ding! Host took a one-hour nap. Reward: a cement formula!

Ding! Host sipped tea and listened to music. Reward: a Divine Machine Battalion loyalty card!

When the Ming fleet rules the world, Zhu Yuanzhang pleads, "Beloved Hu, stop slacking! If you keep this up, the Ming dynasty will end up uniting the world!"

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