I Help Zhu Di Usurp the Throne, and Zhu Yuanzhang Begs for a Ride!

Lu Liang somehow transmigrated to the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty. Life in this dull ancient world, without a trace of entertainment, seemed destined to remain miserable until he suddenly obtained the [Teaching System].

If he dies because of the knowledge he teaches, he can return to the modern world and receive a hundred billion, becoming a super-rich tycoon.

Determined to return to the future and reunite with his family, Lu Liang eagerly takes one seemingly suicidal action after another, the sort of thing ordinary people would call “playing family-annihilation bingo.”

He deliberately rails against the Hongwu era’s corrupt policies in front of Zhu Yuanzhang, who is disguised as an old farmer.

“Hongwu paper money bleeds the common people dry, leaving misery everywhere!”

“You hate corrupt officials? The biggest parasites in the Ming dynasty are the imperial clansmen. Why doesn’t the court deal with them?”

“An eldest legitimate son inherits the throne? One of your descendants will become the ‘Emperor Who Called for Help,’ and the dynasty will repeat the humiliating history of the Song.”

“If things continue like this, the Ming dynasty is doomed!”

He has even started teaching Prince Zhu Di, Prince Zhu Su, and the other princes how to seize the throne, all in the hope of getting himself killed.

But the thunderous rage he expected never comes. Zhu Yuanzhang, listening in, sees the System’s many warnings about the Ming dynasty’s future and has no reason to doubt Lu Liang’s words.

When he hears Lu Liang discussing plans to usurp the throne, he speaks up without hesitation: “Teacher Lu, count me in for the rebellion!”

Lu Liang’s eyes widen, and he is completely dumbfounded:

“I’ve been trying this hard. Why am I still not dead??”