Great Ming: The Poor Son-in-Law Who Began as the God of War of the Northern Deserts

Chen Wu transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes a poor scholar.

His father is a fellow townsman of Xu Da's, and the two families arranged a betrothal for their children when they were young.

As time passes, Xu Da helps Zhu Yuanzhang found the dynasty, rising through the ranks until he becomes Duke of Wei.

Just as Chen Wu heads to the Xu residence to marry his betrothed, a conscription order arrives for him.

At that very moment, the System activates. From then on, the northern frontier gains a god of war, who leads the three hundred light cavalry he acquired through sign-ins to cut down the Mongol commander Koke Temur amid a vast army.

After the battle, he is gravely wounded and lives in obscurity among the Qiang tribes to recover. Meanwhile, he gives the five personal guards who protect him the remarkable books he acquired through sign-ins.

Three years later, Chen Wu returns to Yingtian.

The five guards from back then have become leading figures in their respective fields.

"General! We've been waiting for you!"

"I'm richer than the nation!"

"The founder of Daoism!"

"The progenitor of Buddhism!"

"The Great Physician of the Ming!"

Chen Wu, however, only wants to live carefree as a live-in son-in-law at the Xu residence.

"Father, I've realized my husband seems a little different."

Then one day, when the Overlord's Spear and the Black Steed appear in the hands of Xu Da's son-in-law, Xu Da is stunned.

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