Great Ming: From the Start, Zhu Yuanzhang Knelt and Begged Me

After transmigrating to the twentieth year of the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty, Yan Nanfei, a master's graduate in clinical medicine, plans to keep a low profile.

He intends to rely on his business sense to enjoy a comfortable life of modest wealth.

But reality hits hard. During Zhu Yuanzhang's reign, agriculture is valued and commerce suppressed, leaving him to wander around Yingtian as a vagrant.

With nowhere else to turn, Yan Nanfei remembers the old saying: the ultimate destination of the universe is a secure government job.

He passes the Imperial Medical Academy's exam and becomes a low-ranking imperial physician, but is stripped of his official position for promoting Western medicine.

What? The Emperor kneels to beg the dismissed physician to come back?

With that kneel, Zhu Yuanzhang is no longer a stern, imposing, supreme emperor. He becomes a helpless, grief-stricken father, yearning for a miracle.

In that moment, the blazing paternal love of a ** ruler is so pure and primal, so restrained yet passionate.

What? Your Majesty, you can't go back on your word… Don't kill the donkey after it's done the work…

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