Great Ming: I Married an Autistic Princess, and Now I'm Living the Dream

My name is Su Chen. I transmigrated.

These past few years in the Ming Dynasty haven't gone well for me.

My sign-in System determines the value of its rewards based on the prestige of the sign-in location.

So, to get into the imperial palace and sign in, I took a dangerous gamble: I answered the imperial decree, offering to treat the princess's unusual illness.

All so I could claim generous sign-in rewards, live a comfortable life, perhaps even become the founding ancestor of an imperial dynasty, and return to the modern era!

My name is Zhu Tan'er. I am the eldest princess of the Ming Dynasty.

Growing up without the love of either parent, I developed autism in my lonely surroundings.

Those awful officials said I was possessed by a ghost. I wasn't. I had simply stopped trusting anyone around me.

Then he appeared, carrying two strings of candied hawthorn and willing to understand me and be my friend.

His arrival was like the warm winter sun, melting my heart.

So I grew more and more attached to him, and more and more moved by his sincerity and thoughtfulness.

Finally, one day, I couldn't hold back and said to him, "Su Chen, please be my husband. Mwah!"

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