Great Ming: My Wife Miaoyun, Let's Keep a Low Profile

The proud and formidable generals are hard to control, and the Huaixi military elite keep growing more powerful.

So Emperor Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang decides to arrange marriages extensively between the imperial family and the Huaixi military elite, preparing to replace their military authority with that of the princes.

In the ninth year of Hongwu, Zhu Di comes of age. The emperor plans to appoint Xu Da's daughter, Miaoyun, as the Princess of Yan.

Just as Xu Da is resisting the arrangement,

a handsome young man in white, carrying a flintlock rifle on his back and holding a marriage contract, knocks on the gates of the Xu residence...

Xu Da: "Hahaha, Nephew, you've arrived at just the right time! Your coming solves all my problems!"

"Someone, send out invitations far and wide. Our eldest daughter is getting engaged in three days!"

"Our son-in-law is the foremost man in the frontier campaigns, sweeping the enemy from their land. We must hold a grand banquet!"

"Hahaha... Our son-in-law has become the Eastern Palace's chief attendant. We must hold a grand banquet!"

"Miaoyun, you have to tell your father-in-law to stop showing off his son-in-law. Keep a low profile, or something terrible is bound to happen."

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