Great Ming: Old Zhu Overhears My Lecture and Begs Me to Become Imperial Tutor

After transmigrating to the Hongwu era, Zhuang Dingyang becomes an ordinary commoner.

By chance, he befriends a Confucian scholar who keeps asking him for advice, often about matters of national importance.

"Sir, is it really true that these sweet potatoes and rice can yield thousands of jin per mu?"

"Sir, will you explain the rest of your theory on the fate of nations today?"

With the intention of answering questions and clearing up doubts, Zhuang Dingyang tells him everything he knows. He never expects this to bring about a world-shaking transformation in the Ming dynasty.

One day, the scholar's father, the emperor, walks in.

"I've listened in on your lessons many times and learned a great deal. I, Zhu Yuanzhang, wish to appoint you as Imperial Preceptor!"