Great Ming: I Tear into Hu Weiyong, and Old Zhu Is Over the Moon!

Zhu Kai transmigrates into the son of a landlord in the Hongwu era and awakens a daily check-in System.

Just as he learns that the Hu Weiyong case is about to erupt,

he runs into Zhu Yuanzhang and Li Shanchang, traveling incognito!

When Zhu Yuanzhang probes him about the balance of power between the emperor and his ministers,

Zhu Kai bluntly declares, “Hu Weiyong is doomed to fail,”

then proposes the cabinet system to solve a problem that has plagued the empire for a thousand years.

Zhu Yuanzhang slaps the table and praises him as a genius!

Zhu Yuanzhang wants to recruit him to serve at court?

He replies frankly, “Let’s talk after you’re dead.”

Li Shanchang’s steward tries to seize land by force?

Zhu Kai lays a trap, catches him in the act, and hands him over to Zhu Yuanzhang as “evidence of the crime.”

The ministers can’t figure out how to implement the land tax reform?

He casually suggests “sending newly graduated scholars to the countryside” and solves the problem!

From a small-time landlord afraid of getting into trouble to a remarkable man Zhu Yuanzhang wants to adopt as his sworn son and Liu Bowen is curious about,

how did Zhu Kai’s modern tricks for governing the Ming turn into such a big deal?