Great Ming: I Married Xu Miaoyun from the Start

After transmigrating to the ninth year of Hongwu, Yang Zheng lived a comfortable life thanks to the wealth his ancestors had left him.

One day, Xu Miaoyun, the beautiful young woman he had saved as a boy, came to his door to propose marriage and demanded they wed at once.

After their wedding, Xu Miaoyun revealed her identity: she was the daughter of Xu Da, the Duke of Wei, and the future empress of Zhu Di, the Ming Chengzu Emperor.

Suddenly, Yang Zheng, who had only wanted to live as a carefree country landowner, found himself exposed to the gaze of the Ming Empire's highest-ranking figures.

Xu Da: "Yang Zheng is truly the perfect son-in-law for me!"

Zhu Di: "Every time I see Yang Zheng, my heart aches again and again."

Zhu Yuanzhang: "Where is that scoundrel Yang Zheng? Someone drag him here!"

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