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, standing trial from the start. At the critical moment between life and death, he activates the Identity Editing System, which lets him create an identity for himself. To avoid being executed by lingchi, Zhu Ying begins by creating the identity of a secret agent in the Embroidered Uniform Guard. During his time undercover, he sheds blood and earns merit for the Ming. He once saved a prefect's life in Hangzhou and intercepted the White Lotus sect's illicit salt and firearms. However, the Ministry of Justice wants to use the case to bring down the Embroidered Uniform Guard. In response, the commander rushes to rescue him with an urgent dispatch, while the commissioner personally appears in court to take control of the situation. Zhu Ying, who should have been sentenced to death, is drawn step by step into a political game sweeping through the Ming bureaucracy. With the System's help, he crushes the White Lotus heretics, executes the Duke of Yansheng for plotting rebellion, and uproots the entire Lu clan, the emperor's in-laws. Then the Lan Yu case breaks out, and Zhu Yuanzhang, the supreme ruler, gazes at his face and suddenly bursts into tears: “Xiongying... My eldest grandson has come home!”