Great Ming: My Cellmate Is Zhu Di, and the Old Emperor Is Livid

Li Chen transmigrates to the Hongwu era of the Ming dynasty and becomes a condemned prisoner. He has a System, but it will not activate for another hundred days. In prison, he meets a strange cellmate. “Sir, why is abolishing the chancellor a bad idea!?” “Sir, why do dynasties rise and fall in cycles, always meeting their end one day!?” “Sir, is there really an inexhaustible supply of silver on that Japanese island?” “Sir, and what exactly is this way of science!?” “...” At last, with his execution drawing near, Li Chen sighs. “Old Yan, I’m about to die. You’ll have to figure out the rest of your questions on your own.” Who could have guessed that his cellmate would wave a hand and say, “Sir, I’m done pretending. I’ll come clean! I’m Zhu Di, and I’m here to save you!” A voice comes from the cell next door, too. “Sir, we don’t want you to die!”