Great Ming: The Tianqi Emperor Fell into the Water from the Start, and I Saved Him

Shen Lang, a modern man, wakes up one day and transmigrates to the Ming dynasty.

He becomes a proud member of the Embroidered Uniform Guard!

That year, he is seventeen.

Hong Taiji, who has just subdued Joseon and become the ruler of the Eight Banners, is twenty-four.

The Carpenter Emperor, Tianqi, has just celebrated his twenty-first birthday.

Depressed because he has no son, Tianqi goes boating on the lake, but accidentally falls into the water. The people around him jump up and down in a panic, yet not one dares to save him.

Tianqi thinks he might be about to die. Just then, through the haze, he sees a young general clad in seven-colored auspicious clouds, walking toward him across the churning waves...

A foolish ruler naturally needs treacherous ministers.

The moment the Embroidered Uniform Guard's executioner's blade falls, the Donglin faction decides Eunuch Wei was better. At least he killed people one by one.

Shen Lang doesn't bother with that. He estimates the whole lot!

Snow piles high on bow and blade; the Jurchens flee into the night!

With no way out above or below, Hong Taiji is overcome with sorrow.

The Great Jin is finished...

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