Great Ming: Becoming Old Zhu's Son-in-Law from the Start

Zhao Hui, the most handsome man of the Ming Dynasty, its longest-lived imperial son-in-law, and its most eccentric one.

When fresh graduate Zhao Hui transmigrates to the Great Ming, he becomes a son-in-law of the Zhu family.

Zhao Hui plans to use his own strength to keep the Great Ming at the forefront of the world, leaving future generations a rich legacy of knowledge and helping them avoid unnecessary detours.

But who could have known that Zhao Hui's efforts would fail to withstand the rise of a certain faction of Confucian scholars? The Great Ming is vast, yet there is no place in it for Zhao Hui.

As a second-best option, Zhao Hui decides to sail west with Zheng He, only to perish at sea in a storm!

When he opens his eyes, Zhao Hui has returned to the moment he transmigrated. He also realizes that he has been given another life, and this time he will not let himself become a speck of dust in the Great Ming.

This time, Zhao Hui decides to infiltrate the enemy's "inner circle" and save the country by taking an indirect route, carving out a new path for himself!

Along the way, he'll show those self-righteous Confucian scholars what it means to "win people over with reason," and that sometimes reason alone can't settle an argument!

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