Great Ming: Unearthing Li Wenzhong in the Celestial Prison

In the thirteenth year of Hongwu, the Hu Weiyong case broke, and thirty thousand heads rolled.

Li Wenzhong, Duke of Cao and Left Commander of the Grand Commandant's Office, angered the emperor with a memorial of remonstrance and was thrown into the imperial prison to await his punishment.

But no one knew that Zhu Yuanzhang's own nephew and a founding hero who had fought in countless battles had been given a new soul. A history PhD student from the twenty-first century, writing a thesis on the political purges of the Hongwu era, had stayed up late typing and ended up in this dying body.

A perilous game of intrigue, blending modern knowledge with ancient political strategy, was about to begin.