Great Ming: From the Start, I Fool Zhu Yuanzhang into Thinking a Celestial Has Descended

Beneath the dragon aura of the Great Ming, all supernatural arts fell silent. Cultivators could neither cultivate themselves and their families nor ascend with their entire households, and they could neither govern the country nor bring peace to the world.

Zhu Jun was taking photos during a trip to Purple Mountain when a flash of light went off. With a click, it sent him to this strange Ming dynasty.

He transmigrated right in front of Zhu Yuanzhang.

Well, then. An immortal has descended to earth.

But this was more than a case of Li Kui meeting Li Gui: the Great Ming really did have gods and ghosts.

Armed with documentaries on his phone, I'll show them the Great Way of Science.

You have supernatural powers, I have science.

What? You can ascend to the Great Void?

What? This is our world?

What? Those are the sun, moon, and stars?

Zhu Yuanzhang was thoroughly convinced and asked about the Way to immortality.

So Zhu Jun revealed the microscopic world.

What? The Buddha sees eighty-four thousand worms in a bowl of water, and it's actually true!

He explained the great secrets of the human body, from cells to DNA.

To avoid having to make an elixir of immortality, he spoke frankly about the true nature of longevity: you are far from the Great Way, so immortality will be hard to attain.

He never expected that, in their pursuit of immortality, countless talented people would gather to seek the Way from Zhu Jun, ultimately creating an unbelievable Ming dynasty.

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