I Worked as a Jailer in the Ming Dynasty and Imprisoned Zhu Yuanzhang at the Beginning

Death Row in the Ming Dynasty: Emperor Hongwu was detained at the beginning In the tenth year of Hongwu's reign, a huge corruption case occurred in the Ministry of Household Affairs, shocking both the government and the public. Chen Ping traveled through time and became the lowest-level jailer in the death row of Zhao Prison, responsible for guarding an old prisoner who was scarred but whose eyes were as sharp as knives. He didn't know that this prisoner was Hongwu Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang who was investigating the case incognito and using his body as bait. "Old man, in this prison, if you talk less and listen more, you may survive." Chen Ping kindly reminded me. That night, the jailer forced him to steal the old prisoner's personal jade pendant, and the Jin Yiwei spies sneaked into the cell. At the critical moment of life and death, Chen Ping made a choice - to knock out his accomplice and kneel down in front of the old prisoner. Under the moonlight, the man showed off his dragon-patterned jade pendant: "Seeing the jade pendant is like seeing me." From this day on, the fate of a little jailer is closely bound to the emperor's chess game. On one side is the major corruption case sweeping the government and the public, and on the other side is the unfathomable emperor's mind. The only thing Chen Ping relied on was a little bit of historical knowledge from the future and a heart that desperately wanted to live. Let's see how a little man dealt with imperial power and conspiracies during the Hongwu period, surviving on death row and leaving his name in history.