The Great Ming: From Death Row Inmate to Imperial Grandson

Zhu Ying transmigrates to the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty and becomes a condemned prisoner, facing trial in court from the start.

At the moment when his life hangs in the balance, Zhu Ying activates the [Identity Editing System], which allows him to edit his own identity.

To avoid being executed by the thousand cuts, Zhu Ying begins by editing himself an identity as a secret agent in the Embroidered Uniform Guard.

While undercover, Zhu Ying sheds blood and earns merit for the Ming Dynasty.

He once saved the prefect of Hangzhou and intercepted the White Lotus sect's contraband salt and firearms.

However, the Ministry of Justice intends to use the case to bring down the Embroidered Uniform Guard.

In response, the commander sends an urgent dispatch over eight hundred li to rescue him, while the deputy commander personally appears in court to take charge.

Zhu Ying, who should have been sentenced to death, is drawn step by step into a game that sweeps through the Ming Dynasty's officialdom.

With the help of the System, Zhu Ying wipes out the White Lotus cultists, executes the Duke of Yansheng for plotting rebellion, and uproots the entire clan of the imperial in-law, the Lü family.

Then the Blue Jade case erupts. Zhu Yuanzhang, the Supreme Emperor, gazes at his face and suddenly bursts into tears:

"Xiongying... My eldest grandson has come home!"