Great Ming: After Slaying Ten Thousand Ghosts, I Left the Novice Village

While playing a ghost-slaying game, Li Tiangong transmigrated to a small town in the Ming Dynasty.

At the time, supernatural horrors had descended upon the Ming, and vengeful ghosts were running rampant. Zhu Yuanzhang led his generals in defending the four corners of the realm, struggling to fight off the ghosts!

Li Tiangong still thought he was inside the game and that the town was a beginner's village.

The people around him were NPCs, and the ghosts were low-level monsters.

Through a mirror, Zhu Yuanzhang saw Li Tiangong, who had slain tens of millions of ghosts over ten years.

He exclaimed, "This boy alone is the equal of an entire nation. If we can win him over, the Ming will be secure! This boy is an immortal in the mirror, someone we can admire but never reach!"

At last, one day, Li Tiangong left the town.

Li Tiangong: "I've left the beginner's village. The wilderness outside is full of danger, with bosses everywhere. I have to learn to keep a low profile!"

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