Great Ming: My Name Is Jing Tian, and From the Start I’m Thrust into the Jingnan Campaign

After transmigrating into The Imperial Doctress, Jing Tian became the son of Jing Qing, the censor-in-chief of the Ming dynasty.

From the start, Zhu Di had already taken the capital, bringing the Jingnan Campaign to an end.

That brat Zhu Yunwen had lost and run off to become a monk.

He left us old ministers from the Jianwen reign to face death or exile.

Fang Xiaoru met his death bravely, and his entire extended family was executed.

Jing Tian's parents were hacked to death, and his two younger sisters even became the wives of the men who had killed their father.

In the end, all the hatred of the tens of thousands of people in the Nurgan Regional Military Commission was simply supposed to be put aside for that brat Zhu Yunwen.

After all the suffering we'd endured over the years, why should we?

Zhu Di, I'll admit you're formidable, but just look at the sorry lot your descendants turned out to be!

No. China cannot be allowed to fall into decline. If your Zhu family can rule the realm, then so can I.

Starting in the Nurgan Regional Military Commission, Jing Tian, who had endured enough humiliation, stood up.

When spirit and will are concentrated, anything can be brought into reality.

The more people who supported Jing Tian, the stronger his spirit became, and the more things he could manifest, with greater power.

Food, equipment, armor, and weapons: he had everything in abundance.

Years later,

A million-strong army surrounded the capital.

"Little sister, your big brother is here to take you home!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.