Great Ming: I Keep an Emotional Diary and Drive the Fairies Wild

Zhu Changjin transmigrates to a world of rival dynasties and becomes a grandson of the Ming emperor.

In this world, the Daoist arts flourish. Scholars of the literary path educate the masses; Confucians and military strategists of the imperial path aid rulers with the art of supporting dragons; and the divine path of incense gathers faith to ascend to godhood.

Zhu Changjin obtains a System that lets him improve his cultivation by writing a diary.

Whenever he writes, he keeps things extremely brief and leaves out the details. Once his diary is exposed, people mistakenly believe that the goddesses are romantically involved with him.

For example, after discussing swordsmanship with Xi Shi all night, he writes a brief entry: Yesterday, spent the night with Xi Shi.

Xi Shi: "We were discussing swordsmanship all night and practicing the whole time. What kind of diary entry is that? It's way too vague!"

Diary: Wu Zetian said she likes me.

Wu Zetian: "I clearly said I like your swordsmanship and your food!"

Diary: Another day of sweet talk with Diao Chan.

Diao Chan: "We were discussing how other people sweet-talk each other, all right?"

Diary: Cao Cao said he had slept with Liu Bei's wife.

Cao Cao: "I clearly said I'd slept with women like Liu Bei's wife!"

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