Great Ming: I Livestreamed My Transmigration Right in Front of Zhu Yuanzhang

While livestreaming, Li Changqing transmigrates to the fourteenth year of Hongwu, only to be fished out of the Qinhuai River by an old man. What's more, his livestream is still working!

When the old man learns that Li Changqing is a transmigrator, he is utterly shocked, but agrees to put him up for a while.

“Good, good, good. So Emperor Hongwu is still considered one of the greatest emperors in history by people in the future.”

“What? The Ming dynasty only lasted a little over two hundred years? Why?”

“Biao never got to succeed the throne, and died in the twenty-fifth year of Hongwu? The fourth son launched the Jingnan Campaign and drove Zhu Yunwen from the throne?”

“How dare those lowly Manchus bring down our Ming dynasty? Just wait until I march over there. I'll scramble their eggs until the yolks are runny!”

As time goes by, Old Huang becomes the livestream's lucky mascot.

But when Li Changqing passes the imperial exams and stands in the Ming court, he finally realizes...

Old Huang, the man he'd been joking around with on his livestream, wasn't surnamed Huang. His surname was Zhu…

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