Great Ming: The Truth Is Out, I'm Zhu Houzhao

Early in the fifth year of the Zhengde reign, Qin Feng transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty. But the System won't awaken for three months, so he decides to start by becoming a plagiarist and sampling the splendors of the Ming.

One of his readers, a young man surnamed Zhu, often tips him and urges him to update. Every time he visits, though, he asks questions about military strategy, matters of state, or the most pointless things imaginable.

"What kind of person do you think the current emperor is?"

"Brother, do you think His Majesty could beat the Prince of the Remnant Yuan if he personally led a campaign?"

"Brother, why do you think His Majesty still doesn't have a son?"

Qin Feng is thoroughly annoyed. He's a top history student, for crying out loud, and this guy keeps asking such ** questions! Just because he tips generously, does he think calling Qin Feng 'brother' a few times will get him serious answers?

After the System awakens, its very first mission is to make Qin Feng an official. Just as he is at a loss, young Zhu gives a sly smile. "Brother, I'll come clean. I'm the current emperor, Zhu Houzhao..."

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