Li You transmigrated by accident into the chaotic years at the end of the Yuan and beginning of the Ming dynasties. In the third year of the Hongwu era, he became a Censor in the Palace, but his outspoken remonstrations angered Zhu Yuanzhang, and he was demoted to the imperial prison. In that lightless place, he unexpectedly met Zhu Biao, the Crown Prince of the Ming Dynasty.
Zhu Biao was fascinated by Li You's modern knowledge. The two hit it off, and Li You began secretly tutoring him. Even Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor at the height of his power, developed a keen interest in these novel ideas and secretly sent people to listen in.
As time went on, Li You not only broadened Zhu Biao's knowledge but also gave him valuable political advice. By eavesdropping, Zhu Yuanzhang gradually came to appreciate Li You's worth and decided to give him a chance. With his wisdom and courage, Li You also found a place for himself amid the court's political struggles.
Set against the backdrop of transmigration, this novel follows Li You as he uses his intelligence and courage to navigate an unfamiliar era and the many stories that unfold between him, Zhu Yuanzhang, and Zhu Biao. Full of humor and wisdom, it presents a fresh world unlike those of traditional transmigration novels.
I think it's quite good.
Not bad (four-star evaluation statement)
Not bad, you can also have a certain amount of knowledge
Not bad, has a certain amount of knowledge
From beginning to end, give me a good review, come on!
The chapters on teaching in prison have a comfortable pace and flow smoothly. (ง •̀_•́)ง
I like this kind of novel, and I have an open eye to criticize the current ills and have a clear target.
It has to be said that it is very deep, and some parts directly touch the soul. Only a person with great kindness and compassion can be a brave person.