Great Ming: Marrying the First Saint from the Start

After transmigrating to the Hongwu era, Lin San was an utterly ordinary farmer.

But on the very day he arrived, he married a young woman, whose name was Tang Sai'er.

Lin Xiuyuan was stunned.

Tang Sai'er? The first female rebel leader in history?

The extraordinary woman hailed as a saint and a Buddhist mother at the height of the Ming dynasty, who fiercely defeated two prefectural commanders and gave Zhu Di a massive headache?

She was my childhood sweetheart? My wife?

At this point, she still longed for sweet romance and looked forward to a beautiful life.

Lin Xiuyuan fell into deep thought.

Something's wrong. I'm Tang Sai'er's husband, so I'll die horribly during the Jingnan Campaign!

Doesn't that mean I've only got a few years left to live?

No way!

Lin Xiuyuan looked up at the sky. "I can't let my tragic fate come to pass. I'll make my mark in the Great Ming!"

"If a beggar can become emperor, then a farmer like me can do it too!"

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