Great Ming: I Can Hear Their Inner Thoughts, So Zhu Di Decides to Rebel

Zhu Chen transmigrates into the Ming Dynasty and becomes the younger brother of Zhu Neng, the top general under Prince of Yan Zhu Di.

After awakening the Slacker System, Zhu Chen only wants to take it easy and enjoy a leisurely life.

He never expects Zhu Di, driven to the brink by Zhu Yunwen's campaign to strip the vassal princes of their power, to be able to hear his thoughts.

Zhu Neng: "Your Highness, Zhu Yunwen has gone too far. Why not raise an army?"

Zhu Di: "How I wish I could, but we have no just cause!"

You idiots! You just need an excuse to rebel. Is that so hard? Just claim you’re purging evil advisers from the emperor’s court. Wouldn’t that do the trick?

Zhang Yu: "All three of the young princes are being held in the capital. If we raise an army, I fear..."

That’s even easier, isn’t it? Just pretend you’re sick, the kind of illness that might kill you. With Zhu Yunwen’s pea-brain, he’ll definitely send your sons back.

Zhu Di: "This boy is truly a genius. If I eavesdrop on a few of his thoughts each day, I can accomplish great things!"

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