Great Ming: Zhuge Liang Had the Longzhong Plan, I Have the Ming Atlas

Qi Ran accidentally transmigrates to the fifteenth year of the Wanli era.

By then, the Ming Dynasty is already in steep decline. Zhang Juzheng's sweeping reforms have only brought a brief revival, like a flash in the pan.

Meanwhile, Toyotomi Hideyoshi has unified Japan. With his treacherous ambition to rule the Central Plains, he has long been eyeing the Ming Dynasty hungrily.

Nor is that all. Nurhaci has effectively united the Jurchen tribes along the Ming Dynasty's northern frontier, and his desire to make a move grows stronger by the day.

Faced with troubles at home and threats abroad, Qi Ran, who possesses a Revival System, feels the weight of history's responsibility!

Qi Ran: "With a grand vision and the ambition of a swan, I will sacrifice my enemies' blood to Xuanyuan!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.