Great Ming: I Marry Feng Baobao with Ten Billion in Supplies from the Start

Zhu Tong transmigrates to the Ming dynasty during the Hongwu era and draws lots to get himself a wife.

"My name is Feng Baobao. They say I'm your wife. What does 'wife' mean?"

Zhu Tong: ...

Everyone says my wife is easy to support and brings good fortune to her husband. As soon as she married me, my illness got better.

In reality...

"Husband, you're much better than my previous husbands. They were no good."

"Husband, I want more self-heating hot pot, self-heating clay-pot rice, and soup dumplings."

"Husband, they all say I can't have a son, but I think I can."

Later, Zhu Tong and his wife and children settle into a leisurely country life.

Then an old man arrives at their door with the imperial seal. "Grandson, want to be emperor? The kind where you go straight to the throne."

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