Great Ming: I Just Made a Nuclear Bomb, and You Call This Strange Tales!

After transmigrating to the second year of the Hongwu reign of the Ming dynasty, science student Shen Senguang plans to raise the Ming's chemistry, mathematics, and physics to new heights, build a complete modern industrial system, dominate the world, establish a foothold in Europe, and make the Ming an empire on which the sun never sets.

He will bring the First and Second Industrial Revolutions to the Ming centuries ahead of schedule.

But somehow, things don't seem right.

Is this really the Ming dynasty?

Why is some old man grabbing him and claiming he's the heir to the Ming throne, while saying in nine out of every ten sentences that there are monsters in this world?

Why has a young woman named Xiao Qian suddenly barged into his room, begging him to help her escape Tree Demon Granny?

And why does the Buddhist state preceptor from Huangjue Temple seem not quite human?

Shen Senguanga is utterly confused.

No, he absolutely refuses to believe monsters exist in this world.

After research and discussion, the Ming court has reached its conclusion: We refuse to recognize the existence of any monsters!

Since the founding of the Ming, no one is allowed to become a monster!!!

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